Nivaranam, Nivāraṇam: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Nivāraṇam (நிவாரணம்) noun < ni-vāraṇa.1. Preventing, hindering; தடுக்கை. [thadukkai.] 2. Prohibition, impediment; தடை. [thadai.] 3. Abolition, removal; expiation; termination; extinction; ஒழிப்பு. [ozhippu.] 4. Extinction of evil, of six kinds, viz., ariṣṭa-nivāraṇam, urōka-nivāraṇam, kaṉma-nivāraṇam, caṉma-nivāraṇam, pāva-nivāraṇam, kaṭaṉivāraṇam; அரிஷ்டநிவாரணம், உரோகநிவார ணம், கன்மநிவாரணம், சன்மநிவாரணம், பாவநிவா ரணம், கடனிவாரணம் என்ற அறுவகைப்பட்ட துன்ப நீக்கம். [arishdanivaranam, uroganivara nam, kanmanivaranam, sanmanivaranam, pavaniva ranam, kadanivaranam enra aruvagaippatta thunpa nikkam.] (W.)

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Tamil is an ancient language of India from the Dravidian family spoken by roughly 250 million people mainly in southern India and Sri Lanka.

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