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what does manipravalam literally means ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Manipravalam was a literary style that consisted of a mixture of early Malayalam and Sanskrit. The word Manipravalam means diamonds and corals. Malayalam and Sanskrit were the two languages referred to as Manipravalam.

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Answer 2

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Manipravalam, according to the Sanskrit text Lilatilakam from the fourteenth century, is a synthesis of Dravidian and Sanskrit. Most scholars concur that it was a synthesis of Middle Tamil and Sanskrit.

Explanation:

Mani-pravalam literally translates as "gem-coral "with mani in Tamil denoting a gem and pravalam in Sanskrit denoting coral.  It probably contributed to the development of Modern Malayalam script and Malayalam literature. Manipravalam was separated by Kerala scholars from the aforementioned pattu, the former having a strong Sanskrit influence and the later being predominately Tamil.  South Indian works on sensuality and Dravidian and Sanskrit poetry manuscripts have both been written in Manipravalam. Manipravalam is a Bhashya (language), according to the Lilatilakam document from the 14th century, where "Dravida and Sanskrit should blend together like ruby and coral, without the least trace of any discord."

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