திருக்குறள் Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar

Wealth (பொருட்பால்) Miscellaneous

Chapter 103 குடிசெயல் வகை The Way of Maintaining the Family

Kutiseyalvakai. Malay: Menjaga Keluarga. Kurals 1021 to 1030.

When working hard to support your family.

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Kural 1021

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How to say it

Karumam Seyaoruvan Kaidhooven EnnumPerumaiyin Peetutaiyadhu Il

Meaning in plain English

There is no higher greatness than that of one saying I will not cease in my effort (to raise my family)

Poetic translation

Who says 'I'll do my work, nor slack my hand', His greatness, clothed with dignity supreme, shall stand

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1022

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Aalvinaiyum Aandra Arivum EnairantinNeelvinaiyaal Neelum Kuti

Meaning in plain English

One's family is raised by untiring perseverance in both effort and wise contrivances

Poetic translation

The manly act and knowledge full, when these combineIn deed prolonged, then lengthens out the race's line

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1023

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Kutiseyval Ennum Oruvarkuth TheyvamMatidhatruth Thaanmun Thurum

Meaning in plain English

The Deity will clothe itself and appear before him who resolves on raising his family

Poetic translation

'I'll make my race renowned,' if man shall say, With vest succinct the goddess leads the way

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 1024

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Soozhaamal Thaane Mutiveydhum ThamkutiyaithThaazhaadhu Ugnatru Pavarkku

Meaning in plain English

Those who are prompt in their efforts (to better their family) need no deliberation, such efforts will of themselves succeed

Poetic translation

Who labours for his race with unremitting pain, Without a thought spontaneously, his end will gain

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1025

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Kutram Ilanaaik Kutiseydhu VaazhvaanaichChutramaach Chutrum Ulaku

Meaning in plain English

People will eagerly seek the friendship of the prosperous soul who has raised his family without foul means

Poetic translation

With blameless life who seeks to build his race's fame, The world shall circle him, and kindred claim

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1026

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Nallaanmai Enpadhu Oruvarkuth ThaanpirandhaIllaanmai Aakkik Kolal

Meaning in plain English

A man's true manliness consists in making himself the head and benefactor of his family

Poetic translation

Of virtuous manliness the world accords the praiseTo him who gives his powers, the house from which he sprang to raise

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1027

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Amarakaththu Vankannar Polath ThamarakaththumAatruvaar Metre Porai

Meaning in plain English

Amid his kindred so the burthen rests upon the strong

Poetic translation

The fearless hero bears the brunt amid the warrior throng; Amid his kindred so the burthen rests upon the strong

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1028

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How to say it

Kutiseyvaark Killai Paruvam MatiseydhuMaanang Karudhak Ketum

Meaning in plain English

As a family suffers by (one's) indolence and false dignity there is to be so season (good or bad) to those who strive to raise their family

Poetic translation

Wait for no season, when you would your house uprear;'Twill perish, if you wait supine, or hold your honour dear

G. U. Pope, 1886

Your language

Kural 1029

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How to say it

Itumpaikke Kolkalam Kollo KutumpaththaikKutra Maraippaan Utampu

Meaning in plain English

Is it only to suffering that his body is exposed who undertakes to preserve his family from evil ?

Poetic translation

Is not his body vase that various sorrows fill, Who would his household screen from every ill

G. U. Pope, 1886

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Kural 1030

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How to say it

Itukkankaal Kondrita Veezhum AtuththoondrumNallaal Ilaadha Kuti

Meaning in plain English

If there are none to prop up and maintain a family (in distress), it will fall at the stroke of the axe of misfortune

Poetic translation

When trouble the foundation saps the house must fall, If no strong hand be nigh to prop the tottering wall

G. U. Pope, 1886

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