Definition of Maturai. Meaning of Maturai. Synonyms of Maturai

- Madurai (/ˈmʌdʊraɪ/ MUH-doo-rai,[failed verification][failed verification] US also /ˌmɑːdəˈraɪ/ MAH-də-RY, Tamil: [mɐðuɾɐi̯]), formerly known as Madura...
- this principle to the name Maturai Kulavāṇikan Cāttan, the author of Manimekalai, we see that the two appellations Maturai and Kulavanikan were prefixed...
- evidence leads one to conclude that "such an academy did exist in Madurai (Maturai) at the beginning of the Christian era". The homogeneity of the prosody...
- king and were called "Vaimoj Khosars" (honest ones who keep their word). Maturai Kanchi 508-09 and 771-74 record: "Poya Narisai Nirta Punaitar, Perum Peyal...
- (riverine farmlands). The anthology was compiled by Uruttiracanman, the son of Maturai Uppurikuti Kilan under the patronage of the Pandyan king Ukkiraperuvaluti...
- mispronunciation of the word 'Matora' by the Portuguese who called it 'Mature' or Maturai in 1672. The native word 'Matora' might also derived from 'Maha Tera' meaning...
- a permanent Jaina ****embly called a Sangha established about 604 CE in Maturai. It seems likely that this ****embly was the model upon which tradition...
- Kaḻakam - Maturai Pandiyan Roadways Corporation (PRC) - Madurai பாண்டியன் போக்குவரத்து கழகம் - மதுரை Pāṇṭiyaṉ Pōkkuvarattu Kaḻakam - Maturai Pandiya Dynasty...
- led to the standardization of the Tamil language and literary norms of Maturai between 200 and 50 BCE. These developments transformed the oral bardic...
- Muslims 1750–1900. Director of Museums, Government Museum. Cōmale (1980). Maturai Māvaṭṭam (in Tamil). Kastūrpā Kānti Kan̲yā Kurukulam, Veḷiyīṭṭup Pakuti...