சங்க இலக்கியத்தில் நெய்தல் நிலத் தாவரங்கள்

Weaving Land Plants in Sangam Literature

Authors

  • KT. Murugesan (Kathirmurugu) Assistant Professor, Department of Tamil, Ganesar College of Arts and Science, Melaisivapuri

Keywords:

Punnai, Adumbu, Gnalal, Thaazhai, Neidhal, pennai, Back Water lake, She Shore, Wave, Tide

Abstract

The ocean and the oceanic region are called Nethal. The Neythal region is characterized by abundant soft soil texture and salinity. A growing ecosystem that thrives on back water, sewage, salt air, and heat is located in the Neidhal land. Especially, in the coastal environment, plants such as adumbu, thillai, punnai, gnalal, pennai, mundagam, neem, serundi etc. are found. In Sangam literature, poets have recorded botanical thoughts in hymns as a background to the literature. Through this how the ancient people lived a life in harmony with nature. It is possible to know how the plants knew the techniques of their use. The signs revealed by the poets about the salts of plants like leaf, flower, stem, branch etc. help in identification and utilization of plants even today.

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Published

2024-02-01

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