Parametric Case | Tamil | Hangul | Notes |
In the case where letters are phonetically identical | 5 (42%) | 5 (22%) | 5 of the basic short Hangul vowel (of 21) maps onto 5 of the short vowels of Tamil (of 12). I.e. 22% of vowels in Hangul maps to 42% of Tamil vowels |
In the case where letters are phonetically identical | 2 (17%) | 2 (10%) | 2 of the Tamil vowel (17%) mapps to 2 (10%) of the diphthong in Hangul |
In the case letters are Similar but differes by a consistant singular pattern of iotation. But has examples of common cognates that shows the derivation of iotation. | |||
In the case letters are Similar but differes by a consistant singular pattern of iotation. But has no examples of common cognates that shows the derivation of iotation. | 4 (33%) | 4 (19%) | 4 of the long Tamil vowel (33%) maps onto 4 of the long vowels of Hangul (19%)—but with iotation difference. |
There are no direct similarity within corresponding vowel or consonnat set, but similar sound can be shown with compund letters or syllabic context | 9 (42%) | 9 of the Hangul diphthongs maps to comound ltters in Tamil | |
Not similar | 1 | 1 | |
Weighted averge | 65% | 60% |