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    * (@ 161.*) on: Wed Mar 10 10:10:46 EST 2004




    no prabhakar, they are totally different.





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    GCT_Kuil (@ ) on: Tue Jun 8 14:30:16 EDT 2004




    Guys two small clarifications:
    1. is the red color pearl stone called as pavazham or pavaLam?
    2. what is black in tamil - kaRuppu or karuppu. i have seen in many places these two "Ru" and "ru" are used.
    If someone knows please clarify

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    Raj (@ 208.*) on: Tue Jun 8 15:05:47 EDT 2004




    GCT-Kuil: You posted this query in pp thread. I answered there. It is 'pavaLam' as found in ancient poems. It is 'karuppu'





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    SK (@ 199.*) on: Tue Jun 8 15:27:09 EDT 2004




    it is pronounced both as "pavaLam" and "pavazham".





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    * (@ 161.*) on: Tue Jun 8 15:55:14 EDT 2004




    I think there is a word Pavizham in Malayalam, is this in any way related to the tamil pavaLam or pavazham?





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    Cinema Virumbi (@ 220.*) on: Wed Jun 9 09:23:21 EDT 2004





    GCT-Kuil,

    There are some rules regarding kaRuppu/ karumai (which are perhaps the most disobeyed!)

    When you mean black clour, you say 'kaRuppu', as in 'kaRuppu niRam' or 'koonthal kaRuppu'.
    When you use it as an adjective , it should be 'kaNNaa, karumai niRak kaNNaa'or 'karunkoonthal', or 'karuneela sattai', or 'karunthEL kaNNaayiram'.

    Again, while writing 'karuppan' or 'karuppiah', I think the rule is flouted maximum!





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    sriram (@ 163.*) on: Wed Jun 9 10:46:32 EDT 2004




    what does aRumbum(spelling?) thaLirE mean?





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    GCT_Kuil (@ 67.1*) on: Wed Jun 9 10:52:15 EDT 2004




    Raj,
    Thanks. Yeah you replied in PP thread. I posted here prior to that.

    CV,
    That was a nice clarification. I have observed the same way as you quoted.

    Thanks for the clarification





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    GCT_Kuil (@ 67.1*) on: Wed Jun 9 10:54:25 EDT 2004




    Sriram,

    it should be arumbum, I think. It means the young leaflets that are blossoming in the plants.





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    F e r r a r i (@ 203.*) on: Wed Jun 9 10:57:01 EDT 2004




    Curses kku ippo arumbu meesai irukku





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