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21 story of the past
Iமுற்காலக் கதைIIமுற்பிறப்புப் பற்றிய கதை -
22 story of the past birth
Iமுற்காலக் கதைIIமுற்பிறப்புப் பற்றிய கதை -
23 சொல்
[ col ] 3. ir. collu (colla, colli; past--conneen) சொல்லு (சொல்ல, சொல்லி; past --சொன்னேன்) say, tell, inform, request -
24 அப்புறம்
[ appuṟam ] appram அப்பறம் 1. that side; farther, beyond 2. moreover; then, afterwards; later 3.[on the far side of, beyond (post. + dat.)] 4. after (post. + past pt.) -
25 ஆறு
[ āṟu ] 3. 1. taNi- 2-3- aaru- 1. தணி 2- 3. ஆறு 1. be appeased 2. become cool 3. heal--------[ āṟu ] [obl. ஆற்று] 1. aaru [obl. aattu] ஆறு[obl. ஆத்து] 2. paTi படி 1. river; way, road (in general) 2. means, manner; `as, going on' (post. + past pt.)--------[ āṟu ] [obl. ஆறு] aaru ஆறு six -
26 உடனே
[ uṭaṉē ] oTane ஒடனே 1. at once, immediately 2. as soon as, right after (post. + past pt.) -
27 படியால்
[ paṭiyāl ] atunaale அதுனாலெ on account of, as, by reason of, because (post. + past pt.) -
28 பிறகு
[ piṟaku ] appram, pinne அப்பறம் பின்னெ 1. afterwards, (and) then [2. after (post. + past pt., cf. பின்)] -
29 பின்
[ piṉ ],பின்பு, பின்னால், பின் appram அப்பறம் after (post. + past pt.) -
30 பின்னாலே
[ piṉṉālē ] [பின், பின்னால்] pinnaale பின்னாலெ 1. behind (in space); after (in time) (post. + dat./obl., cf. பின்)[2. after (post. + past pt. n. in dat.)] 3. afterwards
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