திருக்குறள் Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar

Wealth (பொருட்பால்) Minister of State

Chapter 68 வினை செயல்வகை Modes of Action

Vinaiseyalvakai. Malay: Cara Bertindak. Kurals 671 to 680.

When executing a plan carefully.

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Kural 671

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Soozhchchi Mutivu Thuniveydhal AththunivuThaazhchchiyul Thangudhal Theedhu

Meaning in plain English

Consultation ends in forming a resolution (to act); (but) delay in the execution of that resolve is an evil

Poetic translation

The Resolve is counsel's end, If resolutions halt In weak delays, still unfulfilled, 'tis grievous fault

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 672

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Thoonguka Thoongich Cheyarpaala ThoongarkaThoongaadhu Seyyum Vinai

Meaning in plain English

Sleep over such (actions) as may be slept over; (but) never over such as may not be slept over

Poetic translation

Slumber when sleepy work's in hand beware Thou slumber not when action calls for sleepless care

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 673

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Ollumvaa Yellaam Vinainandre OllaakkaalSellumvaai Nokkich Cheyal

Meaning in plain English

Whenever it is possible (to overcome your enemy) the act (of fighting) is certainly good; if not, endeavour to employ some more successful method

Poetic translation

When way is clear, prompt let your action be; When not, watch till some open path you see

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 674

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Vinaipakai Endrirantin Echcham NinaiyungaalTheeyechcham Polath Therum

Meaning in plain English

When duly considered, the incomplete execution of an undertaking and hostility will grow and destroy one like the (unextinguished) remnant of a fire

Poetic translation

With work or foe, when you neglect some little thing, If you reflect, like smouldering fire, 'twill ruin bring

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 675

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Porulkaruvi Kaalam Vinaiyitanotu AindhumIruldheera Ennich Cheyal

Meaning in plain English

Do an act after a due consideration of the (following) five, viz money, means, time, execution and place

Poetic translation

Treasure and instrument and time and deed and place of act These five, till every doubt remove, think o'er with care exact

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 676

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Mutivum Itaiyoorum Mutriyaangu EydhumPatupayanum Paarththuch Cheyal

Meaning in plain English

An act is to be performed after considering the exertion required, the obstacles to be encountered, and the great profit to be gained (on its completion)

Poetic translation

Accomplishment, the hindrances, large profits won By effort these compare,- then let the work be done

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 677

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Seyvinai Seyvaan Seyanmurai AvvinaiUllarivaan Ullam Kolal

Meaning in plain English

The method of performance for one who has begun an act is to ascertain the mind of him who knows the secret thereof

Poetic translation

Who would succeed must thus begin first let him ask The thoughts of them who thoroughly know the task

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 678

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Vinaiyaan Vinaiyaakkik Kotal NanaikavulYaanaiyaal Yaanaiyaath Thatru

Meaning in plain English

To make one undertaking the means of accomplishing another (similar to it) is like making one rutting elephant the means of capturing another

Poetic translation

By one thing done you reach a second work's accomplishment; So furious elephant to snare its fellow brute is sent

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 679

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Nattaarkku Nalla Seyalin ViraindhadheOttaarai Ottik Kolal

Meaning in plain English

One should rather hasten to secure the alliance of the foes (of one's foes) than perform good offices to one's friends

Poetic translation

Than kindly acts to friends more urgent thing to do, Is making foes to cling as friends attached to you

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 680

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Uraisiriyaar Ulnatungal Anjik KuraiperinKolvar Periyaarp Panindhu

Meaning in plain English

Ministers of small states, afraid of their people being frightened, will yield to and acknowledge their superior foes, if the latter offer them a chance of reconciliation

Poetic translation

The men of lesser realm, fearing the people's inward dread, Accepting granted terms, to mightier ruler bow the head

G. U. Pope, 1886

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