Something that is a real 'waste' or 'useless' or 'of poor quality', according to Tamil schoolboys or in Madras Bashai.
Can be associated to objects/people etc.
Can be associated to objects/people etc.
1)Adhu Vethu bat da( That Bat is waste/useless)
2) "Super figureku 500 rooba. Mokka figureku 200 rooba. Vethu Figureku 100 rooba. Adha vidavum atta figureku 1000 rooba, enna adhu Doctor Fees!"
Means '500 rupees for a super chick. 200 rupees for a bad chick. 100 rupees for a 'waste' chick. 1000 rupees for a really horrible chick,as doctor fees!
2) "Super figureku 500 rooba. Mokka figureku 200 rooba. Vethu Figureku 100 rooba. Adha vidavum atta figureku 1000 rooba, enna adhu Doctor Fees!"
Means '500 rupees for a super chick. 200 rupees for a bad chick. 100 rupees for a 'waste' chick. 1000 rupees for a really horrible chick,as doctor fees!
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It is a deritive derived from Vithushan or jeyavithushan.
It literally means king. it has now been commonly used to describe a great champion that excels at what he or she does.
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It literally means king. it has now been commonly used to describe a great champion that excels at what he or she does.
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