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:Tolkaappiyam ¦¾¡ø¸¡ôÀ¢Âõ
1. Marabiyal ÁÃÀ¢Âø
3.
PoruLatikaaram , ¦À¡ÕǾ¢¸¡Ãõ
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iii.
kaLaviyal ¸ÇÅ¢Âø |
iv.kaRpiyal
¸üÀ¢Âø |
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v.
poruLiyal ¦À¡ÕÇ¢Âø |
vi.
meypaaddu iyal ¦ÁöÀ¡ðÊÂø |
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viii.
ceyyuLial ¦ºöÔÇ¢Âø |
2. Tolkaappiyam
Collatikaaram :¦¾¡ø¸¡ôÀ¢Âõ ¦º¡øľ¢¸¡Ãõ
i.
kiLaviyaakkam ¸¢ÇŢ¡ì¸õ |
ii.veeRRumaiyiyal §ÅüÚ¨Á¢Âø |
iii. VeRRumai MayaGkiyal §ÅüÚ¨Á ÁÂí¸¢Âø |
iv.
viLimarabu ŢǢÁÃÒ |
.v.
Peyariyal ¦ÀÂâÂø |
vi.
Vinaiyiyal Å¢¨É¢Âø |
vii. Idaiyiyal
þ¨¼Â¢Âø |
viii.
Uriyiyal ¯Ã¢Â¢Âø |
III. Tolkaappiyam Ezuttatikaaram:
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IV :Tolkaapiaam Research Studies
1.Literary Hermeneutics of Marapiyal
3.
Tolkaappiyar and Panini: What’s the Difference?
VI. Studies in Historical
Linguistics
1.
Aurobindo’s
“Origins of Aryan Speech’
2.
The Dravidian Connections of
Japanese
VII
: Studies in Scripts
2.
Sumerian