No. 734 in Tamil
இனத
The Tamil word "இனத" means "sweet" or "pleasant."
In a sentence
இனத நண்பர் நல்ல மனம் கொண்டவர்.
My friend is a kind-hearted person.
Here, 'இனத' is used to denote possession or association, equivalent to 'my' in English.
இனத மொழி தமிழாகும்.
My language is Tamil.
Here, 'இனத' is employed to indicate ownership or belonging, in this case, to the speaker's language.
இனத எண்ணங்கள் சாந்தமாக உள்ளன.
My thoughts are calm.
In this context, 'இனத' is used to refer to the thoughts of the speaker, showcasing a possessive context.
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