here is the next instalement.


just a letter can be kuril/nedil or one full form (consonent +vowel, consonent+vowel+consonent) can be kuril or nedil. it is called asai.


based on how the kurils and nedils are, words are defined as

naal
malar
thaema
pulima
koovilam
karuvilam
thaemaangaai
pulimaangaai
koovilangaai
karuvilangaai

etc...


there is a rule which type of word can follow which type of word... (it would be too much, so I just skip it here)


kural was written following all those rules.
each kural has just seven words, four in the first line and three in the second line.
amazingly, these seven words contain such a big meaning everytime.
to beutify it, there are always extra bits, such as first word of both the lines sound similar (phonetically) which is called "aethuhai" etc. (and more)...