意味
Describing a subject that is hard to learn.
文化的背景
There is a famous proverb 'ஏட்டுச் சுரைக்காய் கறிக்கு உதவாது' (Bookish knowledge won't help in making a curry), which emphasizes that 'hard lessons' in life are more valuable than just reading. In Sri Lankan Tamil dialects, 'கஷ்டமான' (Kashtamaana) is often used more frequently than 'கடினமான' in daily speech, even in semi-formal contexts. Among second-generation Tamils, the English word 'tough' is often mixed: 'அது ஒரு tough-ஆன பாடம்' (That is a tough lesson). The concept of 'Kadinām' was used to describe the 'hardness' of a warrior's heart or a mountain path, showing the long history of the word's intensity.
Adjective Rule
Remember that almost any Tamil noun can become an adjective by adding '-aana'. Kadinām (difficulty) + aana = Kadinamaana (difficult).
Don't say 'Hard Work'
If you want to say 'hard work,' use 'Kadina Uzhaippu.' 'Kadinamaana Paadam' is only for lessons/subjects.
意味
Describing a subject that is hard to learn.
Adjective Rule
Remember that almost any Tamil noun can become an adjective by adding '-aana'. Kadinām (difficulty) + aana = Kadinamaana (difficult).
Don't say 'Hard Work'
If you want to say 'hard work,' use 'Kadina Uzhaippu.' 'Kadinamaana Paadam' is only for lessons/subjects.
Sound like a native
Use 'Kashtamaana' in casual chats with friends. It sounds more natural and less like a textbook.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct adjectival form of 'difficulty'.
கணிதம் ஒரு ______ பாடம். (Math is a difficult lesson.)
We need the adjective form ending in '-aana' to describe the noun 'paadam'.
Which sentence correctly says 'Life taught me a hard lesson'?
Choose the correct Tamil translation:
'Karpithathu' means 'taught', which is the correct verb for a lesson.
Match the Tamil phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
Kadinamaana = Hard, Elidhaana = Easy, Pudhiya = New, Pazhaiya = Old.
Complete the dialogue between two students.
Student A: இந்தத் தேர்வு எப்படி இருக்கும்? Student B: இதில் பல ______ ______ இருக்கும்.
In the context of an exam, 'difficult lessons' (kadinamaana paadangal) is the most logical answer.
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4 問題கணிதம் ஒரு ______ பாடம். (Math is a difficult lesson.)
We need the adjective form ending in '-aana' to describe the noun 'paadam'.
Choose the correct Tamil translation:
'Karpithathu' means 'taught', which is the correct verb for a lesson.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Kadinamaana = Hard, Elidhaana = Easy, Pudhiya = New, Pazhaiya = Old.
Student A: இந்தத் தேர்வு எப்படி இருக்கும்? Student B: இதில் பல ______ ______ இருக்கும்.
In the context of an exam, 'difficult lessons' (kadinamaana paadangal) is the most logical answer.
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よくある質問
10 問It is neutral to formal. It's the standard word used in books and news.
No, it's better to use 'Kadumaiyaana' (strict) or 'Koshṭamaana' (difficult to deal with).
'Elidhaana' (எளிதான), which means easy.
இந்த பாடம் கடினமாக இருக்கிறது (Indha paadam kadinamaga irukkiradhu).
Only if the food is physically hard to chew (like a hard nut). For spicy/difficult flavors, we use different words.
Yes, it can mean a lesson, a subject, or a chapter in a textbook.
Most neuter nouns in Tamil end in 'am'. When adding suffixes, the 'am' often changes to 'ath-'.
Yes, in modern 'Tanglish' (Tamil-English), this is very common.
No, adjectives in Tamil remain the same regardless of whether the noun is singular or plural.
They are synonyms, but 'Kashtam' is more colloquial and 'Kadinām' is more formal/literary.
関連フレーズ
கடின உழைப்பு
similarHard work
எளிதான பாடம்
contrastEasy lesson
அனுபவப் பாடம்
specialized formExperiential lesson
முக்கியமான பாடம்
similarImportant lesson
