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    Thil was actually an expletive, a syllable sound without meaning occupying the interlude., correspondingly known in kavithai as “asaichchol” thil + aanaa = thllaana. Aaku> aana (from peyarechcham).

    Jathiiswaram refers to notes interspersed with jathis ( rhythmic footwork one after another)
    Thaam-thi-thai shortened to tha-thi and corrupted to chathi then Sanskritized to jathi.


    Chura(ththal) (=flowing) > sura > suram > Sanskritized to swaram..


    Alaarippu means “expanded dance performace” from alar(thal) = malarthal. = expanding (also flower blooming)

    Alarppu > allaarippu.
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