- Naṉṉūl (Tamil: நன்னூல்) is a work on
Tamil grammar written by a Jain
ascetic Pavananthi Munivar around 13th
century CE. It is the most
significant work...
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grammar work) and
Vachanandimaalai (rules for poetry)
Bhavanandi Grammarian Nannool (a
grammar work) 12th
century C.E.
Chinnammaiyar and
Poonkothai Poets...
- Coimbatore, Salem.
Around the 13th century, the sage
Pavananthi Munivar wrote Nannool about Tamil grammar at the
Ulagamadhi cave.
Under Chola rule, King Uththama...
- Mysore, Coimbatore, and Salem.
During the 13th
century Bhavanandi composed Nannool, his
treatise on
Tamil grammar.
Under the Cholas, King
Sridhar kora (ruled...
-
Ramanuja Kavirayar's
commentaries should go to that on
Nannool,
known as
Ramanuja Kandigai.
Nannool was a
grammatical masterpiece written by
Pavanandi Munivar...
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literary works such as
Devaaram (தேவாரம்),
Thiruppugazh (திருப்புகழ்),
Nannool (நன்னூல்) and
Aaththichoodi (ஆத்திசூடி).
Besides composing literary Tamil...
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standard Tamil (as laid down in
authoritative treatises like
Tolkappiyam and
Nannool). One of the
examples is the use of ங் to end a word like வாங் "vaang"...
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kurals 86, 183, and 457,
while in
kural 863 he
applies the
rules of the
Nannool.
While he
extols Sanskrit literature in
several places,
there are also...
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included Iraiyanar Agapporul,
Nambi Agapporul,
Purapporul Venbamaalai,
Nannool, Yapparunkalam,
Yapparunkala Kaarigai, Dhandiyalankaram, and so forth....
