No. 861 in Tamil
கமலர
The Tamil word "கமலர" refers to "lotus-like people" or "lotus-like beings," often symbolizing purity or beauty.
In a sentence
இந்த பூக்கடையில் அழகான கமலர் உள்ளது.
In this flower shop, there are beautiful lotuses.
In this sentence, 'கமலர' (kamalar) is used to denote 'lotuses', which refers to the specific type of flower.
தியாகிகளின் கமலர் பெருமையை நாம் இரவு நினைவுகூருவோம்.
We remember the glory of the heroic lotuses at night.
Here, 'கமலர்' metaphorically represents 'glory' or 'beauty' in reference to the individuals.
கமலர் தந்த பாடத்தை நாம் மறக்க மாட்டோம்.
We will not forget the lesson taught by Kamalar.
In this example, 'கமலர்' is used as a metaphorical title or name for someone or something significant, indicating respect or reverence.
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