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Kalivirutham, Kalithalisai, Kalithurai - auxiliary metres of Kalippa | Kalivirutham, Kalithalisai, Kalithurai - auxiliary metres of Kalippa | ||
Sandhavirutham - Stanzas with uniform rhythmic movements | |||
Kalippa - One of the four principal classes of metre in Tamil. | Kalippa - One of the four principal classes of metre in Tamil. | ||
Kalithurai - An auxiliary form of Kalippa metre, comprising four lines of five feet each. | |||
Akaval - one of the four basic types of verse in Tamil prosody which employs Akaval metre characterized by Akaval rhythm, the loud notes of call like those of a peacock. Any kind of feet can occur in it. | |||
Vencir/Vensir - Trisyllabic simple | Vencir/Vensir - Trisyllabic simple | ||
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Malyutham - wrestling | Malyutham - wrestling | ||
Venpa - One of the four kinds of metre, marked by declarative rhythm | |||
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Sir/ Cir - metrical foot
Adi - metrical line
Pa/Pavinam - Metre
Kalivirutham, Kalithalisai, Kalithurai - auxiliary metres of Kalippa
Sandhavirutham - Stanzas with uniform rhythmic movements
Kalippa - One of the four principal classes of metre in Tamil.
Kalithurai - An auxiliary form of Kalippa metre, comprising four lines of five feet each.
Akaval - one of the four basic types of verse in Tamil prosody which employs Akaval metre characterized by Akaval rhythm, the loud notes of call like those of a peacock. Any kind of feet can occur in it.
Vencir/Vensir - Trisyllabic simple
Iyarcir/Iyarsir - disyllabic simple
Asiriya uriccir/uricheer - disyllabic complex
Thullalosai - Jumping rhythm
Sadhagam/ Catakam - A verse genre: poem of 100 stanzas of didactic and devotional content
Arubathunangu kalaigal - The sixty four traditional arts and sciences
Akkara ilakanam - the science of reading
Ilikidham - Caligraphy
Kanidham - The science of numbers
Vedham - the hindu scriptures
Puranam - Sacred books comprising the whole body of Hindu theology
Ilakanam/ vyakaranam - grammar
Needhisastram - Jurisprudence
Jodhida Sastram - Astronomy including astrology
Dharma Sastram - moral philosophy
Yoga Sastram - rules of religious and abstract meditations
Madhira Sastram - utterances of prayers, hymns, magic etc
Saguna Sastram - the science of prognosticating by omens and augury
Sirpa Sastram - architecture and sculpture
Vaidhya Sastram - science of healing
Uruva Sastram - study of human forms and features
Idhigaasam - Historical and semi historical narratives
Kaaviyam - epic poetry
Alangaaram - rhetoric
Madhura Patanam - eloquence
Nadagam - drama
Nirutham - dance
Satha piramam - modulation of sounds
Veenai - Knowledge of stringed instruments
Venu - knowledge of the flute
Mirudhangam - knowledge of percussion instrument
Thalam - keeping beats
Athira paritchai - archery
Kanaga paritchai - gold assay
Ratha paritchai - chariot lore
Kaja paritchai - elephant lore
Ashwa paritchai - horse lore
Rathina paritchai - gemmology
Bhoomi paritchai - knowledge of soils
Sangirama paritchai - military science
Malyutham - wrestling
Venpa - One of the four kinds of metre, marked by declarative rhythm
Ettuthokai - Eight Anthologies
Pathupattu - Ten Idylls
Agam - lit. inside, category which deals with inner or private life, specifically 'love between man and woman'
Puram - lit. outside, category which deals with outer or public life, specifically 'heroism, war, ethics etc'
Thinai - minor genres
Kaikilai - unrequitted love
Perunthinai - improper love
Agapuram - agam genre mixed with puram elements
Vetchi - cattle raid
Vanchi - preperation for war or invasion
Ulignai - siege
Thumbai - battle
Vaagai - victory
Kaanchi - tragedy or instability
Paadan - elegy or praise
Thalaivan, Kilavan - hero
Thalaivi, kilathi - heroine
Paangan, thozhan - hero's friend
Paangi, thozhi - heroine's friend
Nattrai - mother
Sevili - foster mother
Kootru - speaker
Ketpor - listener
Mudhalporul - lit, 'first, basic things'; consists of basic elements such as a tract of land, a season, a time of day or night
Karuporul - lit, 'things born'; flora and fauna found in the tract, its inhabitants, their occupations etc
Uriporul - lit, 'proper, specific'; the aspect peculiar to each landscape, more specifically, the feelings, deeds and situations of the dramatis personae of the love poetry.
Kurinji - mountains
Neydhal - seashore
Paalai - wastelands
Mullai - forests
Marudham - agricultural plains
Karpu - love after marriage
Kalavu - love before marriage
Kondrai - cassia tree
Cheyyul urupu - constituents of poetry