அஅஅஅஅ – Akila – comes from the fragrant wood akil from ancient Tamil

அஅஅ – Akai – அஅஅஅஅஅ, அஅஅஅ, to rise, flower, flourish

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Achira – from the அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ, meaning cold season

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Aranya – from the word அஅஅஅ (palace, fort)

அஅஅ – Ani – அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Animalar, beautiful flower (from Akananuru)

அஅஅஅ – Athera – அஅஅஅ means அஅஅ, path

அஅஅஅஅ – Athira – அஅஅஅஅஅ – jasmine

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Angavai – அஅஅஅ அஅஅஅஅஅ அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Angai – beautiful hands

அஅஅஅ – Amara – from ancient Tamil அஅஅஅ which means fitting, perfect, desire, strife

அஅஅஅ – Amala – (from அஅஅஅ that means அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ in ancient Tamil)

அஅஅஅ – - Amali – (from அஅஅஅ that means அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ in ancient Tamil)

அஅஅஅ – Amalai -(means அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ in ancient Tamil)

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Ammani – means beautiful gem – அஅஅ means beautiful, அஅஅ means gem

அஅஅஅஅ – Ayini (food, rice – like Annapoorani)

அஅஅஅ – Aralai (Sangam Tamil word for அஅஅஅ flower)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Arumbu – bud, அஅஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Arumai

அஅஅஅ – Alar – to blossom

அஅஅஅ – Alari – flower

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Annam

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Anicha – from அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ அஅ, a delicate flower

அஅஅஅ – Arali – water - from the word அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Anbu

அஅஅஅ – Azhaki

அஅஅஅஅ – Alli

அஅஅஅஅ – Avira – comes from அஅஅஅஅ which means bright

அஅஅஅஅ – Avini (name from Sangam Tamil), also means that which cannot be separated

அஅஅஅஅஅ – - Arkali – abundant, அஅஅஅஅஅஅ, flood

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Arthi – to give, அஅஅ means kindness, beauty etc.

அஅஅஅ – Arali – from the word அஅஅஅ for அஅஅஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅ – Isai

அஅஅஅ – Ithazha – comes from அஅஅஅ, petal

அஅஅஅஅ – Iniya

அஅஅஅஅ – Inimai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Insuvai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Inthamizh

அஅஅஅஅ – Inba

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Innisai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Ilavenil

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Izhaiyini (the word அஅஅ means jewel in Sangam Tamil)

அஅஅஅஅ - Usitha – அஅஅ means அஅஅஅஅஅ, sharp, smart

அஅஅஅ – Uvakai – happiness

அஅஅ – Emi means அஅஅஅஅ – a word from Sangam Tamil, it is a popular name in Japanese as well

அஅஅஅஅ – Ezhil

அஅஅஅஅ – Ezhili – அஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Oviya

அஅஅ – Aithu (delicate, beautiful)

அஅஅ – Aiyai – a princess, daughter of Chozha king Thithan

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Kannahi
அஅஅஅ – Kanali ( அஅஅஅ means sun)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kanimozhi

அஅஅஅ – Kamani – comes from the Sangam Tamil word அஅஅஅ, which means fullness
அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kamazhmalar

அஅஅஅ – Kayal – Carp fish, which is shaped like big eyes

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kayalkanni

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kayalvizhi

அஅஅஅஅ – perfection (occurs only twice in Sangam poems – Ainkurunuru 72, and Paripadal 12)

அஅஅஅஅ – Kalvi

அஅஅ – Kala – comes from Kalai for art (the word went into Sanskrit)

அஅஅஅஅ – Kalini – comes from அஅஅ which means flourishing

அஅஅ – Kalai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kalaiselvi

அஅஅஅஅ – அஅஅஅ அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ, generous giving

அஅஅஅஅ – Kavini – beautiful

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Karkuzhali

அஅஅஅ – Kaya – This is a dark purple flower

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kanthal

அஅஅஅஅ – Kamari – The word அஅஅஅஅ means அஅஅஅ. It is different from the northern lanugage word அஅஅ (love)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kimpuri (ornamental ring)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kurinji – kurinji flower

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Kullai – Thulasi

அஅஅஅஅ – Kuvalai – water lily

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Kuzhalmozhi

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Kondrai – golden yellow flowers from a large tree

அஅஅஅஅ – Kothai

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Komakal (princess)

அஅஅஅஅ – Sarala – comes from the word அஅஅஅஅ, which in Sangam Tamil is mountain slopes, today it is rain drizzles

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Salini from அஅஅஅ meaning அஅஅஅஅஅ – In Maduraikanchi, அஅஅஅஅஅ means a lady who has received god.

அஅஅஅஅ – Sithara – comes for the word அஅஅஅஅ which means raindrops and honey bee

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Seerthi means fame

அஅஅஅ – Suthai – அஅஅஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Sudaroli

அஅஅஅ – Sunai

அஅஅஅ – Seri – Closeness, fullness

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Senni – peak

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Selvi

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Sevvi – perfection, beauty

அஅஅஅ – Thathara – Comes from அஅஅஅ meaning அஅஅஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Thamilselvi

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Thamilmakal

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Thamilini

அஅஅ – Thali – raindrops

அஅஅஅஅ – Thalir – tender leaf

அஅஅஅஅ – Thamarai

அஅஅஅஅ – Tharani – அஅஅஅ அஅஅஅ, garland (அஅஅஅ – garland, அஅஅ – beautiful)

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Thillai – a kind of tree

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Thukira – from அஅஅஅஅஅ – coral, red

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Thendral

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Thenmozhi

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ - Nachini – அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ, liked one

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Nanthiya – comes from அஅஅஅஅ which means to flourish

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – - Nanthini – comes from அஅஅஅஅ – to flourish

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Nallini – Name of a Chera queen

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Narumalar

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Narumukai – beautiful flower bud

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Narumukizh – fragrant flower bud

அஅஅஅஅ – Narumai – goodness, fragrance

அஅஅஅஅ – Naruvi, fragrant flower – அஅ is அஅ in Sangam Tamil

அஅஅ – Nali – to be close

அஅஅஅஅ – Nalina

அஅஅஅஅ – Nalini – comes from அஅஅ meaning one who is close

அஅஅ – Nani – means abundance

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Nanmudai – means beautiful bud, Akananuru 223

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Manmozhi

அஅஅஅஅ – Navira, comes from the Sangam word அஅஅஅஅ, which means top, mountain
அஅஅஅி – Navvi – baby deer

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Nithila – அஅஅஅஅஅ, pearls – from அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅ – Nila

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Niraimathi

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Neelvizhi

அஅஅஅஅ – Pavalam

அஅஅஅஅ – Pasumai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Panmalar

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Panimalar

அஅஅஅ – Pavai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Parvathi (comes from the ancient Tamil words (அஅஅஅ – spread, has also been used as ‘earth’ in Natrinai 24, அஅஅ – residing). Used later for the Hindu goddess.

I confirmed this with a Tamil/Sanskrit scholar Dr. George Hart)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Pukazhini

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Punnakai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Poonkodi (word from Sangam Tamil)

அஅஅஅ – Paithu – means அஅஅஅஅ, green, land, county

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Paimpozhil

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Porkodi

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Ponmani

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Ponni

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Poykai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Makizhchi

அஅஅ – Mathi – means அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Mathukai – means strength

அஅஅ – Mathai – means அஅஅஅஅஅ, beauty

அஅஅஅஅ – Magnai – old Tamil word for peacock

அஅஅஅஅ – Manju – அஅஅஅஅ, clouds

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Manjula – from the word அஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Mangai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Manimalar

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ- Manimozhi -அஅஅ meant sapphire in Sangam poems. This word is from the book அஅஅஅஅஅஅ அஅஅஅஅஅ – அஅஅஅஅஅஅ அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Mathukai – it means strength, அஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Mayili – from அஅஅஅஅ – In Hawaii where I live, Mai’li is a very fashionable name – they pronounce it Mayili

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Malaraval

அஅஅஅ – Malar

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Malarkodi

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Malarpoykai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Malarmakal

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Malarvizhi

அஅஅஅஅ – Mathari – meaning ‘beautiful’ from the pure Sangam Tamil word – அஅஅஅஅ (nothing to do with the word அஅஅஅஅ which means women that is from Sanskrit)

அஅஅஅ – Maya – one that does not perish, அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – அஅஅஅ means that which perishes. This word occurs a lot in Sangam Tamil. There is also the Sanskrit ‘Maya’

which means illusion, which is a totally different word.

அஅஅஅ – means rain – a word from Sangam Tamil

அஅஅஅ – Mala, one is not dull or confused. அஅஅஅ means confusion, being dull. This word occurs in Sangam tamil. There is also the Sanskrit ‘Mala’ which means garland. This

word for garland occurs in both Tamil and Sanskrit, and scholars differ in their opinions about the origin.
அஅஅஅஅஅ – Malimi, means youthful

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – lightning

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Minnoli

அஅஅஅ – Meena – (from அஅஅஅ (fish) – a word thought to be from Sanskrit, in the past. Scholars have now identified it as a pure Tamil word)

அஅஅஅ – Mukai

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Mullai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Mullaiselvi

அஅஅஅஅ – Mulari means அஅஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Melliyal

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Menmalar

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Menmai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Menmalar (comes from Akananuru)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Menmozhi (comes from an அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ poem)

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Yazhini from the musical instrument அஅஅஅ

அஅஅஅஅ – Valli (benevolence, bangles)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Valarnila

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Valarpirai

அஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Valarmathi

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Vaaymai

அஅஅஅ – Veeya (wealth)

அஅஅஅ – Veera (from the root word for bravery)

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Vennila

அஅஅஅஅஅ – Venpa

அஅஅஅஅஅஅஅ – Velvizhi

அஅஅஅ - Vaini from அஅ which means sharp