திருக்குறள் Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar

Wealth (பொருட்பால்) Friendship

Chapter 89 உட்பகை Enmity within

Utpakai. Malay: Musuh dalam Selimut. Kurals 881 to 890.

When there is hidden enmity within your circle.

Your language box

Kural 881

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How to say it

Nizhalneerum Innaadha Innaa ThamarneerumInnaavaam Innaa Seyin

Meaning in plain English

Shade and water are not pleasant, (if) they cause disease; so are the qualities of (one's) relations not agreeable, (if) they cause pain

Poetic translation

Water and shade, if they unwholesome prove, will bring you painAnd qualities of friends who treacherous act, will be your bane

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 882

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How to say it

Vaalpola Pakaivarai Anjarka AnjukaKelpol Pakaivar Thotarpu

Meaning in plain English

Fear not foes (who say they would cut) like a sword; (but) fear the friendship of foes (who seemingly

Poetic translation

Dread not the foes that as drawn swords appear; Friendship of foes, who seem like kinsmen, fear

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 883

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How to say it

Utpakai Anjiththar Kaakka UlaivitaththuMatpakaiyin Maanath Therum

Meaning in plain English

Fear internal enmity and guard yourself; (if not) it will destroy (you) in an evil hour, as surely as the tool which cuts the potter's clay

Poetic translation

Of hidden hate beware, and guard thy life; In troublous time 'twill deeper wound than potter's knife

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 884

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How to say it

Manamaanaa Utpakai Thondrin InamaanaaEdham Palavum Tharum

Meaning in plain English

The secret enmity of a person whose mind in unreformed will lead to many evils causing disaffection among (one's) relations

Poetic translation

If secret enmities arise that minds pervert, Then even kin unkind will work thee grievous hurt

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 885

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How to say it

Uralmuraiyaan Utpakai Thondrin IralmuraiyaanEdham Palavum Tharum

Meaning in plain English

If there appears internal hatred in a (king's) family; it will lead to many a fatal crime

Poetic translation

Amid one's relatives if hidden hath arise,'Twill hurt inflict in deadly wise

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 886

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How to say it

Ondraamai Ondriyaar Katpatin EgngnaandrumPondraamai Ondral Aridhu

Meaning in plain English

If hatred arises among (one's) own people, it will be hardly possible (for one) to escape death

Poetic translation

If discord finds a place midst those who dwelt at one before,'Tis ever hard to keep destruction from the door

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 887

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How to say it

Seppin Punarchchipol Kootinum KootaadheUtpakai Utra Kuti

Meaning in plain English

Never indeed will a family subject to internal hatred unite (really) though it may present an apparent union like that of a casket and its lid

Poetic translation

As casket with its cover, though in one they live alway, No union to the house where hate concealed hath sway

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 888

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How to say it

Aramporudha Ponpolath Theyum UramporudhuUtpakai Utra Kuti

Meaning in plain English

A family subject to internal hatred will wear out and lose its strength like iron that has been filed away

Poetic translation

As gold with which the file contends is worn away, So strength of house declines where hate concealed hath sway

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 889

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How to say it

Etpaka Vanna Sirumaiththe AayinumUtpakai Ulladhaang Ketu

Meaning in plain English

Although internal hatred be as small as the fragment of the sesamum (seed), still does destruction dwell in it

Poetic translation

Though slight as shred of 'seasame' seed it be, Destruction lurks in hidden enmity

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 890

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How to say it

Utampaatu Ilaadhavar Vaazhkkai KutangarulPaampotu Utanurain Thatru

Meaning in plain English

Living with those who do not agree (with one) is like dwelling with a cobra (in the same) hut

Poetic translation

Domestic life with those who don't agree, Is dwelling in a shed with snake for company

G. U. Pope, 1886

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