The given question asks about a work related to Tamil grammar. Let's evaluate the options provided:
- Ahananuru: This is a classical Tamil poetic work that is part of the ancient Sangam literature. It is an anthology consisting of 400 love poems, not related to grammar.
- Kural: Also known as "Tirukkural," this work contains 1,330 couplets dealing with various aspects of life such as ethics, politics, and love. While it is an important literary work, it does not relate specifically to Tamil grammar.
- Tolkappiyam: This is an ancient Tamil text considered the earliest work on Tamil grammar. It is a comprehensive treatise on grammar, poetics, and the science of letters (phonetics) in Tamil. Hence, this is the correct answer.
- Padirruppattu: Another part of Sangam literature, this anthology contains 80 poems and focuses on songs of praise for the Chera kings. This too does not pertain to grammar.
Based on this evaluation, the work related to Tamil grammar is Tolkappiyam.
Important Questions from Sangam Age
Which of the following term was used for the salt traders in ancient Tamil region?
Musiri is identified with which of the following archaeological site?
Which of the following places is mentioned by the author of Periplus to where all the pearls that were collected on its coast were sent and from where muslin and other textile products were exported?
Which of the following centre was famous for cotton trade in Sangam period?
The title of "enadi' was conferred at a formal ceremony to which of the following officials during the sangam age?
