தினம் ஒரு குறள் படிப்போம்!
Thirukkural for children, ten Kurals a day.
Kuralini helps your child read, hear, say and understand all 1330 Kurals: one chapter each day, with meanings in Tamil and English and progress they can see.
- Kurals
- 1330
- Chapters
- 133
- Each day
- 10
குறள் 1 · Kural 1
அகர முதல எழுத்தெல்லாம் ஆதி
பகவன் முதற்றே உலகு
Agara mudala ezhuththellaam aadhi / Pagavan mudharre ulagu
Just as the letter ‘A’ is the beginning of all letters, the Primal God is the beginning of the world.
Everything a young learner needs
Each Kural is a short lesson: see it, hear it, say it, and understand it.
Ten Kurals a day
One chapter (அதிகாரம்) each day. Finish today’s ten and the next chapter opens tomorrow. Unfinished days simply carry over.
Listen in Tamil
Hear each Kural and its meaning read aloud, at a gentle pace for young ears.
Speak it and play it back
Your child records themselves saying the Kural, sees a match score, and listens back to check their pronunciation.
Meanings in Tamil and English
Every Kural has Kalaignar’s Tamil urai, an English meaning and G. U. Pope’s verse translation.
Stars, points and progress
Rate how well each Kural was understood, earn 15 points per Kural, save favourites, and search all 1330 by word or number.
A friendly leaderboard
Learners can choose to join with a nickname and see how they rank. Only the nickname and points are ever shown.
A few minutes every day
A simple routine turns each short verse into a lasting lesson.
Read and listen
Open today’s chapter. Read the Kural, tap Listen, and go through the meaning in Tamil and English.
Say it aloud
Record it in Speak It, check the match score and play the recording back. Try again as often as you like.
Mark it learned
After all ten, celebrate and come back tomorrow for the next chapter. After all 1330, a fresh round begins.
Inside the app
Calm, clear screens with large text, and a reading-size setting for younger eyes.
Today’s Kural 
Meaning and Speak It 
Progress and chapters 
Leaderboard
Made with care, for children
Kuralini began as a father’s gift to his son. It is built to be gentle, simple and respectful of your family’s privacy.
No account needed
Learning works fully without signing in. Sign-in is optional, only to back up progress.
Nicknames only
The leaderboard is opt-in and never shows real names or email addresses.
Recordings stay on the phone
Voice practice is kept on the device and the previous recording is deleted each time.
Trusted sources
Kalaignar’s nationalised urai in Tamil, and the classic 1886 English translations.
Questions from parents
Does my child need an account?
No. All 1330 Kurals and every learning feature work without signing in. An account is optional and only backs up progress and lets you join the leaderboard.
What does the leaderboard show about my child?
Only a nickname you choose, their points and how many Kurals they have learned. Joining is optional, and real names and email addresses are never shown.
Where do the meanings come from?
Tamil meanings are from Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi’s Thirukkural urai, which the Government of Tamil Nadu has nationalised. English meanings are the 1886 translations by W. H. Drew, J. Lazarus and G. U. Pope. The first ten Kurals also have explanations written for children.
Why only ten Kurals a day?
Each day is one chapter (அதிகாரம்) of ten Kurals. Small daily steps build a habit and help children remember. The next chapter opens the day after today’s ten are learned.
What happens after all 1330 Kurals?
The next day a new round starts from Kural 1, so children can learn them all again. Points from earlier rounds are kept.
Are voice recordings kept?
Recordings stay on the device so your child can play them back, and the previous recording is deleted when a new one starts. They are not uploaded.
Start today’s ten
Kuralini is coming to Android. Install it and begin with chapter 1, கடவுள் வாழ்த்து.