No. 422 in Tamil

ஜயவர

The Tamil word "ஜயவர" (Jayavara) refers to a person who is victorious or triumphant.

In a sentence

ஜயவர நள்ளிரவு வரை படிக்கிறார்.
Jayavar studies until midnight.
In this sentence, 'ஜயவர' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
போரில் ஜயவர ஒரு வீரரை விரும்பினார்.
In the battle, Jayavar favored a warrior.
Here, 'ஜயவர' is the name of a figure who is making a choice, illustrating its personal noun usage in an action.
கதை நாயகனின் பெயர் ஜயவர என்பதால் எனக்கு அது பிடித்தது.
I like the story because the protagonist's name is Jayavar.
In this context, 'ஜயவர' represents the name of the protagonist, emphasizing how it identifies a leading character.

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