Thirukkural 1318 in English
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Tamil original
தும்முச் செறுப்ப அழுதாள் நுமர்உள்ளல்
எம்மை மறைத்திரோ என்று.
Transliteration
Thummuch Cheruppa Azhudhaal Numarullal
Emmai Maraiththiro Endru
English Translation
“I repressed sneeze; she wept crying \"Your thoughts from me you are hiding\"”
Plain-English meaning
When I suppressed my sneezing, she wept saying, "I suppose you (did so) to hide from me your own people's remembrance of you"
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English Translation
I repressed sneeze; she wept crying \"Your thoughts from me you are hiding\"
G.U. Pope Translation
And so next time I checked my sneeze; She forthwith wept and cried,(That woman difficult to please), 'Your thoughts from me you hide'
Plain-English Meaning
When I suppressed my sneezing, she wept saying, "I suppose you (did so) to hide from me your own people's remembrance of you"
Tamil commentary
அடுத்தமுறை தும்மல் வர அதனை வெளிப்படுத்தாமல் நான் அடக்கினேன்; அதைப் பார்த்து யாரோ உமக்கு வேண்டியவர்கள் உம்மை நினைப்பதை நான் அறிந்துவிடக்கூடாது என்று எனக்கு மறைக்கிறீரோ, என்று ஊடி அழுதாள்.
Chapter 132
More from Feigned Anger
புலவி நுணுக்கம்
I shrink to clasp you bosom lewd To the gaze of all ladies exposed
Kural 1312He sneezed while we went on sulking Expecting me to say \"live long\"
Kural 1313\"For which lady?\" she widely cries While I adorn myself with flowers
Kural 1314\"I love you more than all\" I said \"Than whom, than whom?\" she sulked and chid
Kural 1315\"In this life we won't part\" I told Her eyes at once with tears were filled
Kural 1316I said I thought of you She left Her embrace crying \"Oft you forget\"
Kural 1317I sneezed; she blessed; then changed and wept \"You sneezed now at which lady's thought?\"
Kural 1318I repressed sneeze; she wept crying \"Your thoughts from me you are hiding\"
Kural 1319I try to coax her and she remarks \"Your coaxing others thus this marks\"
Kural 1320I think and gaze at her; she chides: \"On whom your thought just now abides?\"