what do you say for Temple in tamil ?
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gudi
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devalayam
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koyil
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mandiram
In Tamil, 'koyil' (also spelled 'kovil') means temple. 'Gudi' is the Telugu/Kannada word for temple. 'Devalayam' and 'mandiram' are Sanskrit-derived terms, not pure Tamil words.
To answer this question, the Tamil word for "temple" is "koyil".
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) "gudi" - This option is incorrect because "gudi" is a term used in some regions of India, particularly in Maharashtra, to refer to a flag or a pole that is worshipped during the festival of Gudi Padwa.
Option B) "devalayam" - This option is incorrect because "devalayam" is a term used in Telugu to refer to a temple.
Option C) "koyil" - This option is correct because "koyil" is the Tamil word for "temple".
Option D) "mandiram" - This option is incorrect because "mandiram" is a term used in Telugu to refer to a temple or a shrine.
The correct answer is C) "koyil". This option is correct because "koyil" is the Tamil word for "temple".