திருக்குறள் Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar

Love (காமத்துப்பால்) The Post-marital love

Chapter 120 தனிப்படர் மிகுதி The Solitary Anguish

Thanippatarmikudhi. Malay: Kesedihan Bersendirian. Kurals 1191 to 1200.

When suffering alone.

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Kural 1191

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How to say it

Thaamveezhvaar Thamveezhap Petravar PetraareKaamaththuk Kaazhil Kani

Meaning in plain English

The women who are beloved by those whom they love, have they have not got the stone-less fruit of sexual delight ?

Poetic translation

The bliss to be beloved by those they love who gains, Of love the stoneless, luscious fruit obtains

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1192

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Vaazhvaarkku Vaanam Payandhatraal VeezhvaarkkuVeezhvaar Ala� Kkum Ali

Meaning in plain English

The bestowal of love by the beloved on those who love them is like the rain raining (at the proper season) on those who live by it

Poetic translation

As heaven on living men showers blessings from above, Is tender grace by lovers shown to those they love

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1193

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Veezhunar Veezhap Patuvaarkku AmaiyumeVaazhunam Ennum Serukku

Meaning in plain English

The pride that says "we shall live" suits only those who are loved by their beloved (husbands)

Poetic translation

Who love and are beloved to them aloneBelongs the boast, 'We've made life's very joys our own.'

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1194

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Veezhap Patuvaar Kezheeiyilar ThaamveezhvaarVeezhap Pataaar Enin

Meaning in plain English

Even those who are esteemed (by other women) are devoid of excellence, if they are not loved by their beloved

Poetic translation

Those well-beloved will luckless prove, Unless beloved by those they love

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1195

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Naamkaadhal Kontaar Namakkevan SeypavoThaamkaadhal Kollaak Katai

Meaning in plain English

He who is beloved by me, what will he do to me, if I am not beloved by him ?

Poetic translation

From him I love to me what gain can be, Unless, as I love him, he loveth me

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1196

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Orudhalaiyaan Innaadhu Kaamamkaap PolaIrudhalai Yaanum Inidhu

Meaning in plain English

Lust, like the weight of the KAVADI, pains if it lies in one end only but pleases if it is in both

Poetic translation

Love on one side is bad; like balanced loadBy porter borne, love on both sides is good

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1197

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Paruvaralum Paidhalum Kaanaankol KaamanOruvarkan Nindrozhuku Vaan

Meaning in plain English

Would not cupid who abides and contends in one party (only) witness the pain and sorrow (in that party)?

Poetic translation

While Kaman rushes straight at me alone, Is all my pain and wasting grief unknown

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1198

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Veezhvaarin Insol Peraaadhu UlakaththuVaazhvaarin Vankanaar Il

Meaning in plain English

There is no one in the world so hard-hearted as those who can live without receiving (even) a kind word from their beloved

Poetic translation

Who hear from lover's lips no pleasant word from day to day, Yet in the world live out their life,- no braver souls than they

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1199

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How to say it

Nasaiiyaar Nalkaar Eninum AvarmaattuIsaiyum Iniya Sevikku

Meaning in plain English

Though my beloved bestows no love on one, still are his words sweet to my ears

Poetic translation

Though he my heart desires no grace accords to me, Yet every accent of his voice is melody

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1200

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How to say it

Uraaarkku Urunoi Uraippaai KatalaichCheraaaai Vaazhiya Nenju

Meaning in plain English

Live, O my soul, would you who relate your great sorrow to strangers, try rather to fill up your own sea (of sorrow)

Poetic translation

Tell him thy pain that loves not thee?Farewell, my soul, fill up the sea

G. U. Pope, 1886

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