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ARAVA NADU - ETYMOLOGY

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Relationship between Number 7, Sabtha Kanni & Assevagam

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In the early days, Aseevagam was primarily a way of life (culture) for Tamils. It has no idols or deities, and it was founded mostly on philosophy and concepts. In Aseevagam, the number 7 has been used extensively. It begins at Kumari Kandam, which is thought to be Assevagam's birthplace. Assevagam is linked with Nagar community and it was the tradition followed by Nagas.  Kumari Kandam itself was divided into 7 different regions, and each region classified into 7 different categories making it total of 49 territories ( நாடு ). We can see a clear description about this in Silapathigaram ( சிலப்பதிகாரம் ).  Translating in English Ezhu Thenga Nadu (Seven coconut Lands) Ezhu Madurai Nadu (7 places that filled with lot of trees called Marutha maram ( மருத மரம் )  Ezhu Gunakarai Nadu (Seven coastal lands) Ezhu Pin paalai Nadu (Seven Back sandy lands) Ezhu Mun Paalai Nadu (Seven Front sandy Lands)  Ezhu Kundra Nadu (Seven Hilly lands) Ezhu Kurum Panai Nadu (Seven Dwarf -Pa...
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PUMP - பாம்பு - ETYMOLOGY

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Etymology of the Engish word "Pump". Pump means "apparatus for forcing liquid or air," used since early 15c., of uncertain origin. possibly from Middle Dutch pompe "water conduit, pipe," or Middle Low German pumpe "pump" (Modern German Pumpe), both from some North Sea sailors' word, possibly of imitative origin. TAMIL CONNECTION We have a Tamil word called 'pumbu' (pronounced as 'pam'bu') meaning 'to raise'. The word 'pumbade' (pronounced 'pam'bade' - usually in an argument) in Tamil, means "do not rise" (say one's voice). Note: the word in Tamil "Paambu" for snake came from this root word only as it has the habit of rising its hood to see things around itself. This word 'pambu' could have become 'pump' in English. Pambu = Pump. CLICK BELOW LINK FOR ETYMOLOGY OF OTHER WORDS & TAMIL CONNECTION ETYMOLOGY LINKS
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