Periyar 

Periyar E.V.Ramasamy was a great revolutionary and rationalist of the 20th century. He was born in Erode in Tamilnadu. He is widely regarded as the founder of the Self respect movement and the Dravidian movement. He advocated for gender equality and abolition of casteism and fought against superstitions and social evils prevalent in the society. He is considered the idealogical figurehead of most political parties in Tamilnadu today including the two major Dravidian Parties of DMK and ADMK which were created by a split from Periyar's Dravidar Kazhagam. Periyar refused the post of Chief Minister of Tamilnadu twice offered to him as he did not want to get into electoral politics as he believed that for one to enter vote politics one must compromise on his idealogy which he was not prepared to do. Periyar and his works are very much relevant for the 21st century and he is widely celebrated by youngsters for his forward and futuristic ideas even in this digital era. He is regarded as the Father of Modern Tamilnadu

Periyar worked hard throughout his life for the upliftment of the oppressed people. He firmly believed that education , self respect and rational qualities are the only ways to uplift the downtrodden.

Periyar by The Black Shirt July 5, 2021

Periyar 

Periyar E.V.Ramasamy was a great revolutionary and rationalist of the 20th century. He was born in Erode in Tamilnadu. He is widely regarded as the founder of the Self respect movement and the Dravidian movement. He advocated for gender equality and abolition of casteism and fought against superstitions and social evils prevalent in the society. He is considered the idealogical figurehead of most political parties in Tamilnadu today including the two major Dravidian Parties of DMK and ADMK which were created by a split from Periyar's Dravidar Kazhagam. Periyar refused the post of Chief Minister of Tamilnadu twice offered to him as he did not want to get into electoral politics as he believed that for one to enter vote politics one must compromise on his idealogy which he was not prepared to do. Periyar and his works are very much relevant for the 21st century and he is widely celebrated by youngsters for his forward and futuristic ideas even in this digital era. He is regarded as the Father of Modern Tamilnadu.

Periyar worked hard throughout his life for the upliftment of oppressed people. He believed that only education , self respect and rational qualities will uplift the downtrodden.

Periyar by anonymous July 5, 2021

PERIYAR 

The Greatest Revolutionary And Rationalist To Have Ever Lived. Father Of Modern TamilNadu.

The People Who Hate PERIYAR Are Just Wimps

PERIYAR by Digital Age February 10, 2021

Periyarist 

A person who considers Periyar E.V.Ramasamy as their leader and follows the Dravidian idealogy. They can be identified by their uniform of Black Shirt. They have a progressive and rational outlook and advocate for gender equality and fight for the justice for oppressed classes.

I have read the works of Periyar and I am truely inspired. I am going to become a Periyarist.

Periyarist by The Black Shirt July 5, 2021

periyat 

another twitter stan word for period

*gives a well made point on stan twt*
*sips tea*
"periyat!!"

periyat by spongebob_sunbaenim November 2, 2019

Pericarditis 

Pericarditis is an inflammation in the pericardium, causes severe pain while inhaling and exhaling. The pain gets worse when you lay down and eases when you bend over. The pericardium is the protective layer around the heart. Pericarditis is not fatal, but will last months without proper treatment.

"Hey NIGGA! I had Pericarditis last week! Serious hospital bills son... I could've used dat money for coke daw! Those cocks charged me 150$$!"

Pericarditis by lochnessmonster June 17, 2014

pericardium 

The medical term for the outermost layer of the heart, consists of a thin tissue that is used to lubricate and incorporate smooth contractions.

The patients pericardium is swollen with bacteria and surgery must be performed

pericardium by David K Russell December 14, 2005