1. Blessing: This is the most common meaning of "varam". It refers to something good or fortunate that is bestowed upon someone, often by a deity or a higher power.
Example: "The king sought the varam of eternal life from the sage." (English: "The king sought the blessing of eternal life from the sage.")
2. Boon: Similar to "blessing", "boon" also refers to something that brings good fortune or happiness.
Example: "The gods granted him a varam in the form of wealth and prosperity." (English: "The gods granted him a boon in the form of wealth and prosperity.")
3. Gift: In some contexts, "varam" can also mean a gift, especially one that is given with a specific purpose or intention.
Example: "He received a varam from his grandfather, a valuable piece of jewelry." (English: "He received a gift from his grandfather, a valuable piece of jewelry.")
4. Promise: Less common, "varam" can also refer to a promise or a vow.
Example: "He made a varam to his father to take care of his family." (English: "He made a promise to his father to take care of his family.")
The specific meaning of "varam" will depend on the context in which it is used. It's always helpful to consider the surrounding words and phrases to determine the most accurate translation.