Kotu-tamilnatu, Koṭuntamiḻnāṭu, Kotuntamilnatu, Kotu-tamil-natu, Kotutamil-natu: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Koṭuntamiḻnāṭu (கொடுந்தமிழ்நாடு) [koṭu-tamiḻ-nāṭu] noun < கொடுந்தமிழ் [kodunthamizh] +. Regions where koṭun-tamiḻ is spoken, 12 in number, viz., teṉ-pāṇṭi, kuṭṭam, kuṭam, kaṟkā, vēṇāṭu, pūḻi, paṉṟi, aruvā, aruvā-vaṭatalai, cītam, malāṭu, puṉaṉāṭu; Cēṉāvaraiyar giving poṅkar-nāṭu and oḷi-nāṭu instead of vēṇāṭu and puṉaṉāṭu; கொடுந்தமிழ் பேசப்படுவனவாகிய தென்பாண்டி, குட்டம், குடம், கற்கா, வேணாடு, பூழி, பன்றி, அருவா, அருவாவடதலை, சீதம், மலாடு, புனனாடு என்னும் பன்னிரு நிலங்கள். [kodunthamizh pesappaduvanavagiya thenpandi, kuttam, kudam, karka, venadu, puzhi, panri, aruva, aruvavadathalai, sitham, maladu, punanadu ennum panniru nilangal.] (நன். [nan.] 273, உரை; தொல். சொல். [urai; thol. sol.] 400, சேனா. [sena.])

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