tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65041722011-04-21T18:34:04.193-07:00Tamil slangs explained for Tamils and non Tamils. This may also include any common english slangs in tamil context. Submit any slangs that you may want to add in the comments section. Will be updated weekly.Dubukkuhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09715338202015358100noreply@blogger.comBlogger11100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6504172.post-1077210797335855572004-03-01T09:13:00.000-08:002005-11-30T04:58:31.823-08:00<a href=#a>A</a> | <a href=#b>B</a> | <a href=#c>C</a> | <a href=#d>D</a> | <a href=#e>E</a> | <a href=#f>F</a> | <a href=#g>G</a> | <a href=#h>H</a> | <a href=#i>I</a> | <a href=#j>J</a> | <a href=#k>K</a> | <a href=#l>L</a> | <a href=#m>M</a> | <a href=#n>N</a> | <a href=#o>O</a> | <a href=#p>P</a> | <a href=#q>Q</a> | <a href=#r>R</a> | <a href=#s>S</a> | <a href=#t>T</a> | <a href=#u>U</a> | <a href=#v>V</a> | <a href=#w>W</a>| <a href=#x>X</a> | <a href=#y>Y</a> | <a href=#z>Z</a><br> <br><br /><br /><br /><a name=#a><br><h3>A</h3> </a><br /><br /><h4>Alwa kudukarathu- To cheat </h4><br /><h4>Aatha - Mother </h4><br /><h4>Abase - Loot / steal</h4><br /><h4>Alppam - Silly/Cheap</h4><br /><h4>Anna - The Elder brother</h4><br /><h4>Anni - Elder brother's figure </h4><br /><h4>Appeetu - Unsuccesful </h4><br /><h4>Asathal - Impressive</h4><br /><h4>adangkokka makka - Oh My God!</h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#b><br><h3>B</h3> </a><br /><h4>Bejaru - annoying </h4><br /><h4>Bulb vangarathu - To get embarassed </h4><br /><h4>Bajari - In strict terms lady in high street offering body rental service. Also used for gals with simial eloquence </h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#c><br><h3>C</h3> </a><br /><h4>Cutting - Small Peg </h4><br /><h4>Chevaru Mutti - similar to Sulpeta. Alcohol with a distinct quality of urge to bang in the walls after getting drunk. Not usually available in the open market </h4><br /><br /><a name=#d><br><h3>D</h3> </a><br /><h4>Damaram - deaf </h4><br /><h4>Dubakoor - cracked</h4><br /><h4>Dubukku - Clever fool (its me me me ) </h4><br /><h4>Deal-la vidurathu - not keeping up to one's responsibility and letting something fail</h4><br /><h4>Dabaikarathu - The act of escaping silently </h4><br /><h4>Danks baa - Very friendly way of thanking </h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#g><br><h3>G</h3> </a><br /><h4>Gaja - Matter/Porn</h4><br /><h4>Gujili - Jigidi/Figure/Chick </h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#j><br><h3>J</h3> </a><br /><h4>Jiggidi - figure/ chick </h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#k><br><h3>K</h3></a><br /><h4>Kadalai - Casual chatting Usually between two members of opposite sex</h4><br /><h4>kiLambu, kaaththu varattum - a decent way of saying that your words are not making any sense and you better shut up and get lost</h4><br /><h4>Kalasarathu - To ridicule someone</h4><br /><h4>Kalasitta po - Wow...its great</h4><br /><h4>Karuthu Kandhasamy - Person on full time duty on Preaching others for the sake of it</h4><br /><h4>keesuduvane keesu - To get left and right</h4><br /><h4>Kuruttu Kabothi - blind </h4><br /><br /> <br /><a name=#m><br><h3>M</h3> </a><br /><h4>Machan /Macchi /Maamu - casual way of addressing a friend </h4><br /><h4>Major Sundar - One who lives in the style of 5 generations back</h4><br /><h4>Mama - long arm of the law - which reaches into your pocket for 50 rs now and then </h4><br /><h4>Maanga - Fool </h4><br /><h4>Maal - Money/Buck </h4><br /><h4>Mary- A gal who often displays her English linguistic skills </h4><br /><h4>Meter - Multiple meanings Money collection not by lawful means sometime used for drunk also</h4><br /><br /><a name=#p><br><h3>P</h3> </a><br /><h4>Pannadai - lunacy indefined</h4><br /><h4>Periya Paruppu - Big brother</h4><br /><h4>Peter - A guy who often displays his English linguistic skills </h4><br /><h4>piskothu - very simple (when it refers to an activity)</h4><br /><h4>piskOthu - a silly person (when it refers to an individual)</h4><br /><h4>Pongal - Kadalai</h4><br /><h4>Poyappu - Daily life/survival</h4><br /><h4>Punnaku - Useless </h4><br /><br /><a name=#Q><br><h3>Q</h3> </a><br /><h4>Quarter Govindan - Person with permanent symptoms of Salpetta and Chevaru Mutti</h4><br /><a name=#r><br><h3>R</h3> </a><br /><h4>Ravadi - Troublesome </h4><br /><br /><a name=#s><br><h3>S</h3> </a><br /><h4>Sister - Often used to address figures where attempt was unsuccessful</h4><br /><h4>Single tea-kku singi adiththal - survival has become very difficult</h4><br /><h4>Salpeta - Special brand of alchol not usually available in the open market </h4><br /><br /><br /><a name=#t><br><h3>T</h3> </a><br /><h4>Thena vettu - Bold/ Arrogant</h4><br /><h4>Thala - The Head (boss, one and only leader etc.)</h4><br /><h4>Thoda - sarcastic exclamation (usually doubting) </h4><br /><h4>Ticket Vangarathu - To attain eternity at Kannama pettai </h4><br /><br /><a name=#u><br><h3>U</h3> </a><br /><h4>usaar paNrathu - to get something for oneself using devious methods </h4><br /><h4>Ushaar Maakans- Careful Fools </h4><br /><br /><a name=#v><br><h3>V</h3> </a><br /><h4>Vennai - Useless guy</h4><br /><h4>Vetti Officer - Likes of us i.e. people who are not employed for any useful work</h4><div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/6504172-107721079733585557?l=tamilslangs.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>Dubukkuhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09715338202015358100noreply@blogger.com