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Tolkappiyam Masculine Creatures in the Sangam Literature Framework

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Tholkappiayam is the oldest grammar of Tamil. It is divied into three chapters: Ezhuthathigaram, Cholathigaram, Porulathigaram Thokappiya Porulathigaram discriminates in three genetics. They are as follows 1, Youthful names, 2. Masculine names, 3. Feminine names. The three objectives of this review article are as follows, Mathching the names of masculine Species pointing of the Tholkappiyam genetic in the Sangam Literature. Examples are the masculine names found in the Sangam Literature. Outline the changes and developments in masculine names.
Title: Tolkappiyam Masculine Creatures in the Sangam Literature Framework
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Tholkappiayam is the oldest grammar of Tamil.
It is divied into three chapters: Ezhuthathigaram, Cholathigaram, Porulathigaram Thokappiya Porulathigaram discriminates in three genetics.
They are as follows 1, Youthful names, 2.
Masculine names, 3.
Feminine names.
The three objectives of this review article are as follows, Mathching the names of masculine Species pointing of the Tholkappiyam genetic in the Sangam Literature.
Examples are the masculine names found in the Sangam Literature.
Outline the changes and developments in masculine names.

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