Aathichudi

Satu koleksi tunggal talian petikan Tamil ditulis oleh Avvaiyar untuk kesejahteraan

►Aathichudi/Aathichoodi►

✦12th century Tamil literature named Aathichudi (Tamil: ஆத்திசூடி) is a collection of single-line quotations, Aathichudi written by Avvaiyar and organized in Tamil alphabetical order. There are 109 of these sacred lines in Aathichudi, which include "Intend to do right deeds", "Never degrade learning", "Don't exaggerate what you saw", "Don't forget gratitude" and many other insightful quotes expressed in simple words. It teaches good habits, discipline and doing good deeds.✦

✦Aathichudi is always kept as the first Tamil lesson for kids learning Tamil.✦

✦This Tamil literature (Aathichudi) app helps teach or learn tamil rhymes to our kids the language and morals along.✦

✦Avvaiyar (Tamil: ஔவையார்; literally 'Respectable Woman') was the title of more than one female poet who were active during different periods of Tamil literature. They were some of the most famous and important female poets of the Tamil canon.

Many topics that are covered in our app Aathichudi and some of the most impressive ones are in learning.

✦எண், எழுத்து இகழேல் - Never insult the power of numbers [Maths] and letters [literature]

✦ஓதுவது ஒழியேல் - Never stop learning [in life]

✦இளமையில் கல் - Focus your youth on learning

✦கேள்வி முயல் - Hone your questioning skills.

✦கைவினை கரவேல் - Learn to do build stuff.

✦There are some bizarre ones in Aathichudi like "Don't play with snakes", some daily stuff - "Use cotton beds for sleeping", some political proverbs - "Never support land-grabbing", as well as more deeper tips - "Never converse when fatigued".✦

✦Although many of the advice is obvious to adults, But Aathichudi the pithiness of the poems, the beauty of the analogies and the overall lyrical character makes the work not just great to teach kids, but also to get better as adults.✦

✦Aathichudi teaches good habits, discipline and good works for all.

✦Everyone should try to follow the principles of Aathichudi in our life.