Tamil Family Tree — Build Your Family History Online
Preserve relationships with accurate Tamil terms
Create a privacy-first Tamil family tree with correct relationships and names — not generic “uncle/aunt”. Record generations, preserve oral history, and share access only with the people you trust.
தமிழ்க் குடும்ப உறவுகளை சரியான பெயர்களுடன் பதிவு செய்யுங்கள் — பெரியப்பா, சித்தப்பா, அத்தை, மாமா.
Tamil relationship example (preview)
Sample family nodes
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Me
Arun
Appa
Ravi
Amma
Meena
Periyappa
Suresh
Athai
Lakshmi
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Why Tamil Family Trees Don’t Fit into Generic Apps
Relationships are not generic
“Uncle” and “Aunt” is not how Tamil families think. Without precise terms, the tree becomes confusing and the value collapses.
Names vary across documents
Initials, father’s name patterns, village references, and transliteration differences create mismatch. A usable tree must handle this reality.
Oral history gets lost
Elders carry the relationships and stories. If you don’t record them, they disappear. A digital tree is a preservation tool, not just a diagram.
Photos and notes are scattered
WhatsApp threads, albums, notebooks. A family tree becomes useful only when data is consolidated and searchable.
A Family Tree Designed for Tamil Families
Tamil relationship terms
Capture kinship precisely so younger generations understand relationships instantly.
Multiple name formats
Record Tamil name variants without breaking identity across generations and records.
Private by default
Share intentionally with permissions. Your family data should not be public by accident.
Tamil line (short, supportive)
உங்கள் குடும்ப மரத்தை தலைமுறை தலைமுறையாக பாதுகாப்பதற்கான எளிய வழி — சரியான உறவு பெயர்கள், பாதுகாப்பான பகிர்வு, தெளிவான அமைப்பு.
How to Create Your Tamil Family Tree
Step 1
Add yourself
Start with you, then add parents.
Step 2
Expand generations
Add grandparents, siblings, and branches.
Step 3
Label relationships
Use Tamil terms so the structure stays accurate.
Step 4
Share with permissions
Invite family members safely and collaboratively.
Preserving Tamil Family History Digitally
Tamil families often rely on elders and oral history to preserve lineage. Migration and time break that chain. A well-structured family tree is not “just a chart” — it is a practical archive that future generations can understand without guessing.
Example of a Tamil Family Tree
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What your example should show
- At least 3 generations
- At least 6–10 nodes visible
- Tamil relationship terms clearly labeled
- No personal identifiers (use fictional names)
Helpful links
Explore more TamizhConnect pages related to building, sharing, and preserving your family history.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Tamil family tree?
A Tamil family tree is a record of your family members across generations, showing relationships the way Tamil families describe them (e.g., periyappa, chithappa, athai, mama) instead of generic labels.
Can I use Tamil relationship terms like periyappa or athai?
Yes. The goal is to record relationships in culturally accurate terms so your family structure is clear to everyone in the family.
Is it free to start?
You can start building a family tree and explore the experience. If you introduce paid features later, keep the core flow clear and honest on this page.
Can multiple family members contribute to the same tree?
Yes. The best family trees are collaborative. Use permissions so only approved family members can view or edit sensitive details.
Is my family data private?
Your family information should be private by default. You should only share access intentionally with trusted people. Use consent-based sharing for any public export or link sharing.
Start Your Tamil Family Tree Today
Keep the structure clear. Keep the relationships accurate. Keep the data private by default.