சரவணன

In a sentence

• சரவணன பாடம் கற்றுக்கொள்கிறான்.

  Saravanan is learning a lesson.

  Here, 'சரவணன' (Saravanan) is a proper noun referring to a person's name acting as the subject of the sentence.

• சரவணனின் வாழ்க்கை கொடுமையானது.

  Saravanan's life is challenging.

  Here, 'சரவணனின்' (of Saravanan) is the possessive form of the name 'Saravanan', indicating possession to the following noun 'வாழ்க்கை' (life).

• சரவணனை சந்திக்கச் சென்றேன்.

  I went to meet Saravanan.

  Here, 'சரவணனை' (Saravanan) is in the accusative case, signifying the direct object of the verb 'சந்திக்க' (to meet).