CHAPTER - III - TAMIL - THE ARCHAEO MODERN INTELLECTUAL LANGUAGE

 

THE ARCHAEO MODERN INTELLECTUAL LANGUAGE

CHAPTER - III

Introduction

In the previous chapter, we have seen the meanings of the following long sounds of Tamil and how they are related to the cavemen’s hunting profession.

aa (ஆ), ee (ஈ), oo (ஊ), ae (ஏ), ai (ஐ), oa (ஓ), ou (ஔ), Kaa (கா), koo (கூ), kai (கை), koa (கோ), kou (கௌ), caa (சா), cee (சீ), coo (சூ), cae (சே), coa (சோ), cou (சௌ), thaa (தா), thee (தீ), thoo (தூ), thae (தே), thai (தை), thou (தௌ), paa (பா), pee (பீ), poo (பூ), pae (பே), pai (பை), poa (போ).

In this chapter, we will see the meanings of the following remaining long sounds and how they are related to the cavemen’s hunting profession.

naa (நா), nee (நீ), noo (நூ), nae (நே), nai (நை), noa (நோ), nou (நௌ), maa (மா), mee (மீ), moo (மூ), mae (மே), mai (மை), moa (மோ), yaa (யா), vaa (வா), vee (வீ), vae (வே), vai (வை), vou (வௌ).

Word: naa (நா)

This word has several meanings including speaking in Tamil. After the formation of FHL, the benefits of communication with the help of long sounds were clearly understood by the cavemen. Cavemen made conversations using FHL for their planning of hunting daily and they might have used this word to refer conversation.

Word: nee (நீ)

This word has several meanings including rejection and abandoning in Tamil. Sometimes, cavemen had to abandon their hunting trial due to unforeseen events like rain, storm, interference of dangerous animals, sudden attack of the prey etc. In such cases, cavemen might have used this word to refer to the abandoning of hunting.

Word: noo (நூ)

This word has several meanings including elephant in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to an elephant, which was a major threat to them during hunting.

Word: nae (நே)

This word has several meanings including blood and fat in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the blood and fat. Presently, this word is also used in the form of nei.

Word: nai (நை)

This word has several meanings including negation and mind set back in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the mind set back or lack of interest in hunting, food etc. as well as their negative thinking.

Word: noa (நோ)

This word has several meanings including distress and disease in Tamil. Since hunting will lead to failure if done with sick people, Cavemen also would have avoided hunting with sick men. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the disease and distress of their memebers.

Word: nou (நௌ)

This word has several meanings including interest in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to convey their interest in hunting, food etc. Presently, this word is also used in the form of nav.

Word: maa (மா)

This word has several meanings including blackness, beauty and animals in common. Since cavemen used the words aa, koa and noo to refer to the wild cow, bull and elephant respectively, they might have used this word to refer to the presence of a deer, which is a beautiful animal or a wild hog, which is a black animal in their vicinity.

Word: mee (மீ)

This word has several meanings including height and greatness in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the greatness and height of the prey animals.

Word: moo (மூ)

This word has several meanings including oldage in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the oldage of the prey animal. If the animal was too old, they might have used the word moo and if it was too young, they might have used the words moo nai, which meant not old.

Word: mae (மே)

This word has several meanings including goat in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to notify the presence of a goat in their vicinity, named after the mae sound of goat. 

Word: mai (மை)

This word has several meanings including buffalo and bison in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the presence of a buffalo or bison in their vicinity.

Word: moa (மோ)

This word has several meanings including smelling in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the smelling of urine or faeces of the dangerous animals like elephant, tiger, lion etc. found on their way for hunting. 

Word: yaa (யா)

This word has several meanings including tieing in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the tieing of the hunted animal with the carrying pole, so that it can carried over to their dwelling place.

Word: vaa (வா)

This word has several meanings including leaping and coming in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the coming as well as leaping actions. This word was used as an opposite to the word poa, which meant to go. While cavemen might have used the word maa to refer to both deer and hog at first, later they might have combined vaa and used vaa maa to refer to a deer, which is a leaping animal.

Word: vee (வீ)

This word has several meanings including bird in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the birds in common. Ofcourse, they might have used the words kaa, kee, koo, kae, koa to refer to the birds crow, parrot, cuckoo, peacock, wild cock respectively from their sounds.

Word: vae (வே)

This word has several meanings including cooking, burning in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to the cooking of the animal flesh by burning it in the fire.

Word: vai (வை)

This word has several meanings including sharpness and storing in Tamil. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to sharpness of their hunting tools as well as storing of the excess meat for future use.

Word: vou (வௌ)

This word has several meanings including snatching in Tamil. While cavemen were carrying the hunted animal to their dwelling place, tiger or lion might have attacked them suddenly on their way and snatched the hunted animal from them. Cavemen might have used this word to refer to such snatchings.

Word Summary:

We have seen in previous and this chapters about the set of long sounding tamil words used by the cavemen. Now, we will see the same in a summarised table form given below.

 

Cavemen’s word	Tamil word	Tamil meanings	Cavemen used the word to refer
aa	aa	Wild cow	Wild cow
ee	ee	Divide, cut	Cutting and dividing of prey among them
oo	oo	meat	Meat
ae	ae	Arrow, throw	Throwing arrow on prey
ai	ai	head	Head of the group
oa	oa	Separate	Separating an animal from its group
ou	ou	they	Another group
kaa	kaa	Carry, pole	Carrying hunted prey on a pole
koo	koo	Call	Calling anybody
kai	kai	Hand, assistance, point	Hands, assistants and pointing out anything
koa	koa	Bull, eye	Bull and having an eye over the prey i.e. watching
kou	kav	Eat, bite	Eating and biting
caa	caa	Death	Death
cee	cee	Sharpen	Sharpening of hunting tools
coo	coo	Chase	Chasing of prey
cae	cae	Stay, wait	Waiting for attack
coa	coa	Fort	Surrounding the prey
cou	cav	Skin	Animal Skin
thaa	thaa	Give, attack	Giving and attacking the prey
thee	thee	Fire	Fire
thoo	thoo	Full meat	Full meat of the prey
thae	thae	Grasp	Grasping the prey
thai	thai	Pierce, join	Piercing and joining the meat pieces in a pole
thou	thav	Fail	Failure of hunting
paa	paa	Shadow, protect	Hiding behind tree or bush before attacking prey
pee	pee	Faeces	Faeces
poo	poo	Appear	Coming out from hidden place
pae	pae	Fear, alarm	Alarming for nearby dangerous animals
pai	pai	Snake hood	Snake
poa	poa	Proceed, go	Proceeding to hunting
naa	naa	Speak	Speaking
nee	nee	Abandon	Abandoning hunting
noo	noo	Elephant	Elephant
nae	nei	Blood, fat	Blood and fat
nai	nai	Negate	Refusing
noa	noa	Disease, distress	Disease and distress
nou	nav	Interest	Desire
maa	maa	Black, beauty, animal	Deer and Hog
mee	mee	Height, greatness	Height and greatness of prey
moo	moo	Oldage	Oldage of prey
mae	mae	Goat	Goat
mai	mai	Buffalo, bison	Buffalo, bison
moa	moa	Smell	Smelling of urine and faeces of animals
yaa	yaa	Tie	Tieing of hunted prey to the carrying pole
vaa	vaa	Come, leap	Coming and leaping
vee	vee	Bird	Bird
vae	vae	Burn, cook	Cooking by burning
vai	vai	Sharpness, store	Sharpness of tools and storing excess meat
vou	vav	snatch	Snatching of hunted prey by the dangerous animals

FHL and Tamil:

We have seen earlier that Cavemen might have used only long sounds as their simple communication language and hence FHL, the first hunters’ language was comprised of single long sounds only. We have also seen in previous and this chapters that, Tamil language is still having an unique set of forty nine words, each comprised of single long sound and the meanings of these words are very well related to the hunting profession.

Now, I putforth the following unique specialities of Tamil, in a summarised form below.

1. Tamil is one of the oldest languages of the world and still spoken by several millions of people all around the world

2. Tamil has an unique set of forty nine words, each comprised of single long sound and having meanings related to hunting profession.

3. Many languages of the world are still having roots of Tamil language either in direct form or transformed form.

Since no other language of the world has been found to be having the above specialities, we can firmly conclude that, Tamil should be the FHL of the world, developed and used by the Cavemen.

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