Etymology Of Ayyavazhi
| Akilathirattu Ammanai |
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Akilam one • Akilam two |
| Arul Nool |
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Ukappadippu • Uccippadippu |
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Swamithope pathi • Ambala Pathi |
| Pathis |
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Vakaippathi • Avatharappathi |
| Primary Thangals |
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Chettikudiyiruppu • Agastheeswaram |
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Hinduism |
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Ayyavazhi and mainstream Hinduism |
| Portal: Hinduism |
This etymological topic deals with the origin, regeneration and evolution of various names by which Ayyavazhi is referred or identified throughout the period of Ayyavazhi history. Though the name 'Ayyavazhi' is commonly used and the most accepted term to represent Ayyavazhi there are other terms too which are used to refer it.
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