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வெ த்தலை பூ.

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Raji Ram said:
Good that you gave the name in English! :cool:

In haste, I read 'Melaku' as 'MElAkku' = upper portion of dhAvaNi / saree. :D
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OMG!! Thank God I am saved! Actually I don't know what to write. In Kerala it is called 'kurumuluku" when I checked net I understood that it is called as "melaku" in tamil. So used it.
 
The problem is because most of our dear members don't use the caps for long vowels or extra letter(s) for mey ezhuththu!

So, 'Rama' can be read either as 'Raamaa' or 'Ramaa'! :)
 
@ Athimber is this what you were referring to?

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athimber said:
OMG!! Thank God I am saved! Actually I don't know what to write. In Kerala it is called 'kurumuluku" when I checked net I understood that it is called as "melaku" in tamil. So used it.
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hi

it should be KURUMILAGU in malayalam....same MILAGU in tamil....
 
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