Pantaracattiram, Paṇṭāracāttiram, Pantara-cattiram: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconPaṇṭāracāttiram (பண்டாரசாத்திரம்) [paṇṭāra-cāttiram] noun < idem. +. Treatises on Śaiva Siddhānta based on the mey-kaṇṭa-cāttiram, 14 in number, written by the ascetics of Tiruvāvaṭutuṟai-y-ātīṉam, viz., the three tacakāriyams by different authors, caṉmārkka-cittiyār, civāccirama-t-teḷivu, cittānta-p-paḵṟoṭai, cittānta-cikāmaṇi, upāyaniṭṭai-veṇpā, upatēca-veṇpā, niṭṭai-viḷakkam, aticaya-mālai, nama-c-civāya-mālai, upatēca-p-paḵṟoṭai, pañcākkara-p-paḵṟoṭai; திருவாவடுதுறை யாதீனத்துத் துறவிகள் இயற்றி யனவாகிய மூன்று தசகாரியம், சன்மார்க்க சித்தியார், சிவாச்சிரமத்தெளிவு, சித்தாந்தப்பஃறொடை, சித்தாந்த சிகாமணிமேகலை, உபாயநிட்டைவெண்பா, உபதேசவெண்பா, நிட்டைவிளக்கம், அதிசயமாலை, நமச்சிவாயமாலை, உப தேசப்பஃறொடை, பஞ்சதந்திரப் பாடற்ாக்கரப்பஃறொடை என்ற [thiruvavaduthurai yathinathuth thuravigal iyarri yanavagiya munru thasagariyam, sanmarkka sithiyar, sivachiramathelivu, sithanthappaqrodai, sithantha sigamani, upayanittaivenpa, upathesavenpa, nittaivilakkam, athisayamalai, namachivayamalai, upa thesappaqrodai, panchakkarappaqrodai enra] 14 சைவ சாத்திரங்கள். [saiva sathirangal.]
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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Partial matches: Cattiram, Catiram, Pantara, Pandara.
Full-text: Upatecavenpa, Cittantappakrotai, Nittaivilakkam, Pancakkarappakrotai, Namaccivayamalai, Can-markkacittiyar, Tatcina-murttitecikar, Cittantacikamani, Namaccivayamurtti, Tacakariyam.
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