Contact with European languages has influenced the writing and use of Tamil. In the early 20th century, with the support of some political and nationalist parties, a new movement began, highlighting the removal of other foreign elements of Sanskrit and Tamil. Significant amounts of grammatical and syntactic changes are observed between ancient, middle, and modern Tamil. However, the core of the grammar system does not change at all these stages. The four main Dravidian languages are Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu.
It is the official language of the Republic of Lithuania and one of the official languages of the European Union. Greek mythology and epic dates back more than 3000 years. It was first used in Greece and Asia Minor and is currently the official language of Greece Type in Tamil and Cyprus. Today, nearly 15 million people speak the language in this country. In addition, the United States and Australia have a large population who speak this language. In modern literature Tamil, it is considered the standard of nannul grammar.
Tamil inscriptions written in Brahmere characters have been found in commercial products in Sri Lanka, Thailand and Egypt. The first two manuscripts of India, recognized and recorded by UNESCO World Memory Records in 1997 and 2005, were written in Tamil. Tamil, one of the 22 languages programmed by the Indian Constitution, is the first language classified as the classic language of India and one of the oldest classic languages in the world.
The language used in the inscription of the first temple is significantly different from the language of classical poetry. As a result, standard centamills are not based on discourse in any region, and have helped to keep the handwritten language primarily the same in many regions that speak Tamil. The greatest influence of purism in Tamil influenced words taken from Sanskrit. The Tamil vocabulary has never been as Sanskrit as any other Dravidian language, and unlike these languages, it was possible to express complex ideas without using Sanskrit loan words. As a result, the words of loans to Fragrit and Sanskrit used in modern Tamil are limited primarily to abstract spiritual terms and nouns, unlike other Dravidian languages. Tamil is the primary language of most people living in Tamil Nadu, Pudu Cherry and northern and eastern Sri Lanka.
The first long text of ancient Tamil is Tolkāppiyam, an early work on Tamil grammar and poetry, which can be the oldest layer as in the late 2nd century BC. C. Many literary works of ancient Tamil also survived. This includes 2,381 poems commonly referred to as Sangam literature. It is a Dravidian language spoken in many countries such as Tamil Nadu, India and Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Singapore. In October 2004, the Indian government officially acquired a classic language status. It is the first language in Indian history to gain status.
Tamil is a spoken language and follows well-defined elision and euphony rules. The current script used to write Tamil text is thought to have evolved from the Brahmi script of the Ashoka era. Later, the southern variant of Brahmi (Tamil-Brahmi) writing evolved into Grantha’s writing, which was used to write Sanskrit and Tamil texts. Between the 6th and 10th centuries, a new script called Vatteluttu or vettezhuthu evolved, making it easy to create stone inscriptions. Excessive points called puLLi were specifically defined in Tamil Grammar Tolkappiyam to distinguish consonants from ligatures. During the printing revolution, Veeramaamunivar made minor changes to Tamil writing, such as placing vowel markers on the left and right consonants.