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Nov 9 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Sanskrit is part of Tamil. How?There are 4 types of words in Tamil as per Tolkaappiyam.
1. Naturally Tamil words (Eyar sol)
2. Altered words (Thiri sol)
3. Adopted from outside languages (Disai sol)
4. Northern words ( Vada sol / Sanskrit)
3rd type, a result of migrations from +
12 lands around Tamil lands. Their names given by Nacchinaarkkiniyar in his commentary covers Karnataka, & Goa. These regions were occupied by migrants since Mahabharata times and intensely from 1500 BCE when Velir migration took place. From Maharashtra to Nagarkoil, enroute+
Keeladi, Kodumanal, Porunthal, Coimbatore - these regions were occupied from people of North and north west India. Their words had entered Tamil and accepted. They are Disai sol.
Eg.
Acchan of Kuda naadu in Kerala = father.
Kuttai of Aruva's vadathalai (Aluvas) = small pond
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The Disai sol are recognised as loan-words from other languages.
But Sanskrit, the 4th category of Tamil are not loan words. If so, they could have been merged with Disai sol.
Instead they have been retained as Tamil words common to Sanskrit!
They can be common in letters👇+
These common words are Tamilised in writing.
Look at the word 'meenam' - it is Sanskrit accepted in Tamil, as 'meen' or 'meenam' depending on context. So the entire Indus decipherment based on the assumption that Tamil 'meen' is indicated by fish symbol is nothing but bullshit+
Eg of other common to Tamil, Sanskrit words are
VeNu, Kaariyam (Kaarya), Nimittham (nimitta), meru, kungumam (kumkuma).

In kungumam 'ga' sound comes whereas its absent in Sanskrit kumkuma. It's bcos of Grammar rule that vallinam following mellinam is stressed +
Other eg for stressed letters:
Sangu (not shanku) ng+ Ka= ga sound but written as ng-ka.
Manjal ( nj+sa = ja sound but written as nj- sa)
Now 2nd type of Sanskrit words in Tamil. They contain sounds not present in Tamil but altered to Tamil letters.
Eg: jala - salam
Atma - Aanma+
Other eg given by Nacchinaarkkiniyar:
Megha- Megam
Vruddhi - virutthi
Sutra - sutthiram
Yukti - vutthi
Kumari is also given as an eg.
Kumari is as much Sanskrit word as it is Tamil.
Lanka is also given.
It is Ilangai in Tamil.
Like this many Sanskrit words are part of Tamil+
Now coming to the proto language from which Tamil (grammatical) and Sanskrit were simultaneously made during Skanda's period (12ky ago), Paali fits the bill. It contains colloquial Tamil & stunted Sanskrit. Widely used by Buddhists & common man in N.India. Buddhists spread to +
West of India & their influence seen to have crossed Berring Strait into N.America. Paali lang taken by them has influenced European languages, with stunted Sanskrit making its presence in what in now called PIE language family. Another source was from Shakas sent out of India +
Genesis of Shaka (mleccha) tribes & the genetic trail they left as they were forced to leave Bharat as early as 8k BCE by Sagara explained here:
jayasreesaranathan.blogspot.com/2021/04/identi…

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