On why I Feel Tamil Could Be A Primordial Language that led to evolution of other language structures including possibly Sanskrit and not the other way round:
Please Discuss this Topic without emotions and Spelling Venoms against a Language and a Language Group:
1.Tamil And Sanskrit:
The Common Source of these languages have remained to be explored due to sheer extraneous and other than linguistic considerations.
2.While it is very difficult to point out which language stands first in antiquity or whether humans started with a language structure or a language was a derivative of a group of spoken words in each community,it is definitely possible to pin-point the antiquity of a particular language structure from literary perspective.
3.To share with you my perception of why i feel that Tamil could have been the primordial language or the syllable structure of Tamil could have guided, future development of encryption in other languages including and probably Sanskrit.
4.1.Tamil structure of sound or syllable encryption recognises Vowel and consonent clustre in the first order.—If this was not a primary phase of development of language structure or if Sanskrit was Impacting Tolkaapiyan as is being put forth here then the structure developed would have been different…as is evident in all the apabrahmsa-pali-prakrit-and other dravidian languages.This single point is sufficient to prove the primitiveness of Tamil Over Sanskrit.
4.2.Tamil has Aytham which syllable has helped in development of encrypting consonental and Vowel orders probably in sanskrit and other Indic languages.
4.3.Tamil grammar as schematized in Tolakaapiyam do not restrain a length of a vowel or degree of a consonent and as has aptly been clarified by the Author that the restriction of Maththirai is to Iyar Tamizh and not to the Isai Tamizh which has unlimited exponentiation.
4.4.If Tamil syllable encryption structure was not primordial,then it would have followed the course of other languages(including other dravidian)in encrypting orders by inter-extrapolating probably the Aytham.
4.5.While restricting encryption to the first order- syllable for iyar tamizh, the phonetic values based on conventional positions have been adduced by language users.Thus while a word begins in the first order consonent,it goes to the second order anywhere else appearing in the word which can be reduced to first order by placing a preceding meyezhuttu.
4.6 Moreover the development of vowel-consonant(UyirMey)and categorisation of sounds as Vallinam -Mellinam and Idaiyinam is Unique to Tamil Sound System.
4.7.While Sanskrit is considered as perfect for developing consonental orders,it could still not encrypt all the permutation and combination of pronounciations and sound production which is infinite.Thus if one goes into the dynamics of sound production(Vocal Chord Differentiation) and encryption it will be difficult to contain those consonental sound delivery within the four orders without erring in the encryption of sound produced and simply this has been taken by the Tolkaapiyar as isai tamizh which need not be subject to encryption.Thus Tamil scheme of things did recognise that limitation of encryption of phonetics,which is not limited to writing but emanates from speeches varied through vocal chord dynamics.The neuter(Ha)Aytham took care of the softening and hardening but remained primordial discovery to be implemented through Sanskrit scheme of things for encryption.
4.8.Added to this confusion prevails in using particular order of vowel-consonant that remains in framing words with the right kind of syllables,and questioning why a particular order cannot be placed instead of chosen order of a consonant for the particular syllable in a word remains unanswered in the Sanskrit scheme of things.