What is Puramboku?

word “poramboke lands” means the lands which is not assessed to revenue records and it is outside the revenue accounts.

Is Poramboke bad word?

From the creators: “Poromboke is an old Tamil word meaning shared-use community resources like water bodies, seashore and grazing lands that are not assessed for tax purposes. Today, it has become a bad word used to describe worthless people or places.

Is Poramboke a English word?

This word ‘poramboke’ refers to ‘the commons’, that is, to rivers, lakes, marsh lands, grazing lands, mangroves, etc.

What Is a Goyal?

A ravine or other depression. noun.

What is the meaning of the Tamil word ‘porampoku’?

Porampoku = land nearby dwellings which are not used by public or privately owned. 1. It is a pakka Tamil word ‘puRambOkku-புறம்போக்கு’ 2. “Lord Pembroke” is a noble British title..The Earldom of Pembroke is a title in the Peerage of England that was first created in the 12th century by King Stephen of England..

What is the meaning of puramboke?

Puramboke is anglicised word used as such in English vocabulary. Originated from Tamil puram pokku meaning a by pass, way side land not owned by anybody or land of govt or common usage. the real meaning of Puramboku (புறம்போக்கு) is a wasteland.

Is the Tamil word ‘purambokku’ related to the English title ‘Lord Pembroke’?

“Lord Pembroke” is a noble British title..The Earldom of Pembroke is a title in the Peerage of England that was first created in the 12th century by King Stephen of England.. 3. So, this Tamil word ‘puRambOkku-புறம்போக்கு’ has no connection/relevance with the English title ‘Lord Pembroke’.

What is the history of tamiḷakam?

As you might know, the region defined by the term Tamiḷakam covers all of Tamil Nadu and Kerala states and perhaps a few adjoining districts in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Until the 7th or 8th c. CE, the different varities of Koḍuntamiḷ were mutually intelligible across Tamiḷakam.

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