Tirukkural - திருக்குறள் - Eagrn dtheangach i dTamailis agus i nGaeilge

An file Tiruväuvar (ar a dtugtar Väuvar freisin) a chum an Tirukkural, mórshaothar litríochta agus fealsúnachta as Tamailis chlasaiceach a mhúineann na prionsabail eitice agus moráltachta is gá le saol suáilceach fiúntach a chaitheamh. Tá 1330 kural (leathrann seacht bhfocal) sa téacs, arna dtabhairt le chéile in 133 caibidil deich leathrann, agus tá na caibidlí arna n-eagrú i dtrí mhórghrúpa, faoi na teidil Suáilce, Maoin agus Grá. Cé gur as Tamailis a cumadh an téacs seo a chéaduair, tá fírinne uilíoch ann agus is féidir é a léamh anois i mbreis agus 40 teanga de chuid na hIndia agus de chuid an domhain mhóir. ----- , . , , 133 1330 , , . . 107 . ----- The Tirukkural is a celebrated literary and philosophical work written in classical Tamil by the poet Tiruväuvar, known also as Väuvar. It teaches the basic tenets of ethics and morality necessary for a good life. It is in 1330 short couplets called kurals, each consisting of seven words, presented in groups of ten kurals in 133 chapters which, in turn, are grouped into three main sections, on virtue, wealth and love. Although the Tirukkural first appeared in the Tamil language, its appeal is universal. It has been translated into at least 40 Indian and non-Indian languages.