To whom should we complain in Wikipedia regarding such high handed behaviourYou should stop yourself with asking for proof. -Lokesh C.Let me clear the situation for you. In other words, it can be said that the word awaiting convey the idea of expectation. It is still used in Tamil in the day to day workds Naalavathu (meaning fourth) and Naalvagai (meaning four kinds). Who are you do decide something about Dravidian languages. This is the main difference between the two words, waiting and awaiting. If a person wants to browse through the list of English words of Tamil origin in alphabetical order and encounters subtiltles like Malayalam in between, how would he feel. Proof for this (a) Malayalam words are either from Tamil or Sanskrit (b) No malayalam literature before 10 Centuries (c) we have tamil literature for more than 20 centuries2.
The /l/ sound is very well used in tamil in the words naalawathu (fourth) and naalvagai (four kinds). Can we know you level of Knowledge in Dravidian languages that gives you the ability to pass judgementsAny one has a right to claim proof for a fact. Showing page 1. I apologize for any hard-to-understand/wrong content that I have written. In the second sentence, you can see that the word waiting indicates the meaning of ‘deferring an action for some reason’ and hence the meaning of the sentence would be ‘I am deferring an action until this happens.’ On the other hand, the word waiting is sometimes followed by the preposition ‘for’ as in the expression ‘waiting for’.
awaiting tamil meaning is காத்திருத்தல் and definitions with examples are available with more detail. WHen we say that words are lost from a language, it means that the language is dying. This way we can offer an oppurtunity for further research by the interested individuals.It is not the asking of sources that is the problem. The fact that Tamil has lost the /l/ sound is UTTERLY WRONG and BASELESS. Assume the words were borrowed from Malayalam.
That is the major reason for the Tamil words in English.Clearly all those words are "DIRECTLY DERIVED" from Tamil and I request removal of Malayalam from the article.So if some one feels that there is not enough evidence to add to the mainlist can be put in this list. Since the seedling(Malayalam) is separated from the parent(Tamil), you cannot refuse its origin. As far as numbers are concerned, all the numbers of Proto-Dravidian were used in Tamil 20 centuries ago and are still used in Tamil.
I say that Malayalam came from Tamil and Sanskrit some 10 centuries ago. )Please read my earlier messages. Is it wrong to add a factThese words have possible Tamil origin, but there is no source for them. Now, the article deals with the Tamil origin. "I am waiting for you." The huge number of Tamil speaking people cutting across countries, the birth and growth of the language, the letters, the rules, the sound variations and the origin of special characters, symbols for Tamil calendar, Tamil numbers, time, land and cultural divisions, and coinage of words have also been dealt with.<td “>Synonyms in TamilEnglish is one of the most widely spoken languages across the globe and a common language of choice for people from different backgrounds trying to communicate with each other.
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