திருக்குறள் Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar

Wealth (பொருட்பால்) Royalty

Chapter 63 இடுக்கண் அழியாமை Hopefulness in Trouble

Itukkan Azhiyaamai. Malay: Tabah Menghadapi Kesusahan. Kurals 621 to 630.

When facing troubles, failure or hard times.

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Kural 621

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How to say it

Itukkan Varungaal Nakuka AdhanaiAtuththoorvadhu Aqdhoppa Thil

Meaning in plain English

If troubles come, laugh; there is nothing like that, to press upon and drive away sorrow

Poetic translation

Smile, with patient, hopeful heart, in troublous hour; Meet and so vanquish grief; nothing hath equal power

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 622

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How to say it

Vellath Thanaiya Itumpai ArivutaiyaanUllaththin Ullak Ketum

Meaning in plain English

A flood of troubles will be overcome by the (courageous) thought which the minds of the wise will entertain, even in sorrow

Poetic translation

Though sorrow, like a flood, comes rolling on, When wise men's mind regards it,- it is gone

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 623

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Itumpaikku Itumpai Patuppar ItumpaikkuItumpai Pataaa Thavar

Meaning in plain English

They give sorrow to sorrow, who in sorrow do not suffer sorrow

Poetic translation

Who griefs confront with meek, ungrieving heart, From them griefs, put to grief, depart

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 624

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How to say it

Matuththavaa Yellaam Pakatannaan UtraItukkan Itarppaatu Utaiththu

Meaning in plain English

Troubles will vanish (i.e., will be troubled) before the man who (struggles against difficulties) as a

Poetic translation

Like bullock struggle on through each obstructed way; From such an one will troubles, troubled, roll away

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 625

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How to say it

Atukki Varinum Azhivilaan UtraItukkan Itukkat Patum

Meaning in plain English

The troubles of that man will be troubled (and disappear) who, however thickly they may come upon him, does not abandon (his purpose)

Poetic translation

When griefs press on, but fail to crush the patient heart, Then griefs defeated, put to grief, depart

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 626

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How to say it

Atremendru Allar Patupavo PetremendruOmpudhal Thetraa Thavar

Meaning in plain English

Will those men ever cry out in sorrow, "we are destitute" who, (in their prosperity), give not way to (undue desire) to keep their wealth

Poetic translation

Who boasted not of wealth, nor gave it all their heart, Will not bemoan the loss, when prosperous days depart

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 627

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How to say it

Ilakkam Utampitumpaik Kendru KalakkaththaikKaiyaaraak Kollaadhaam Mel

Meaning in plain English

The great will not regard trouble as trouble, knowing that the body is the butt of trouble

Poetic translation

'Man's frame is sorrow's target', the noble mind reflects, Nor meets with troubled mind the sorrows it expects

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 628

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How to say it

Inpam Vizhaiyaan Itumpai IyalpenpaanThunpam Urudhal Ilan

Meaning in plain English

That man never experiences sorrow, who does not seek for pleasure, and who considers distress to be natural (to man)

Poetic translation

He seeks not joy, to sorrow man is born, he knows; Such man will walk unharmed by touch of human woes

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 629

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How to say it

Inpaththul Inpam Vizhaiyaadhaan ThunpaththulThunpam Urudhal Ilan

Meaning in plain English

He does not suffer sorrow, in sorrow who does not look for pleasure in pleasure

Poetic translation

Mid joys he yields not heart to joys' controlMid sorrows, sorrow cannot touch his soul

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 630

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How to say it

Innaamai Inpam Enakkolin AakundhanOnnaar Vizhaiyunj Chirappu

Meaning in plain English

The elevation, which even his enemies will esteem, will be gained by him, who regards pain as pleasure

Poetic translation

Who pain as pleasure takes, he shall acquireThe bliss to which his foes in vain aspire

G. U. Pope, 1886

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