Vanikar-enkunam, Vaṇikareṇkuṇam, Vanikarenkunam, Vanikar-en-kunam, Vanikaren-kunam: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconVaṇikareṇkuṇam (வணிகரெண்குணம்) [vaṇikar-eṇ-kuṇam] noun < idem. + எட்டு [ettu] +. Virtues desirable in merchants, eight in number, viz., taṉimat-y-āṟṟal, muṉivilaṉ-ātal, iṭaṉ-aṟintoḻukal, poḻutoṭu-puṇartal, uṟuvatu-terital, iṟuvatañcāmai, īṭṭal, pakuttal; தனிமையாற்றல் முனிவிலனாதல் இட னறிந்தொழுகல் பொழுதொடுபுணர்தல் உறுவதுதெரி தல் இறுவதஞ்சாமை ஈட்டல் பகுத்தல் என்னும் வணிகரின் எட்டுக் குணங்கள். (பிங்கலகண்டு) [thanimaiyarral munivilanathal ida narinthozhugal pozhuthodupunarthal uruvathutheri thal iruvathanchamai ittal paguthal ennum vanigarin ettug kunangal. (pingalagandu)]
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