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Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a set of Tamil letters in boxes at the top:

ஈ ஆ ஒ எ ஐ

These are the “vowel” or “uyir ezhuthu” letters we can use to fill in the blanks.

Now, look at the incomplete words below:

1. அ _ இ _ உ
2. ஊ _ ஏ _
3. ஒ _ ஒள

We need to pick from the boxed letters (ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ) to complete each word so that they become real Tamil words.

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Let’s try to think of common Tamil words that fit these patterns.

First line: அ _ இ _ உ

Try filling with available letters:

- If we put ஆ after அ → அஆ? Not a word.
- Try இ → அஇ? No.
- Try ஈ → அஈ? No.
- Try எ → அஎ? No.
- Try ஒ → அஒ? No.
- Try ஐ → அஐ? That’s not standard.

Wait — maybe it’s not one letter per blank? Or perhaps we’re forming syllables?

Actually, looking again — maybe the blanks are for single letters, and we’re making 3-letter words?

Let’s think differently.

What if we consider known Tamil words?

For example:

- “அகிலம்” — too long.
- “அதிர்வு” — no.

Wait — let’s look at the second line: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put எ in first blank → ஊஎ? No.

Put ஏ? But ஏ is already there.

Wait — what if we try:

ஊர் ஏன் — but that’s two words.

Hmm.

Another idea: Maybe the blanks are meant to be filled with consonants? But the instruction says to use the letters in the boxes — which are all vowels.

Wait — re-read the top instruction (in Tamil):

> “வரிசைப்படி எழுத்தை நிரப்புக”

That means: “Fill in the letters in order.”

And the boxed letters are: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ — five letters.

Now count the blanks:

Line 1: அ _ இ _ உ → 2 blanks
Line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _ → 2 blanks
Line 3: ஒ _ ஒள → 1 blank

Total = 5 blanks → matches the 5 letters!

So we must assign each of the 5 letters (ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ) to one blank, in some order, to make real Tamil words.

But which order?

The instruction says “வரிசைப்படி” — meaning “in sequence” or “in order”.

So probably, we use the boxed letters in the order they appear: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

Assign them left to right, top to bottom.

Blanks in order:

1. After அ → first blank → assign ஈ → அஈ? Not a word.

Doesn’t work.

Maybe the words are:

Let’s try to form actual words.

Think of common Tamil words starting with அ, then a vowel, then இ, etc.

Wait — what if it’s not separate words, but parts of words?

Another approach: Look at the last line: ஒ _ ஒள

If we put எ → ஒஎஒள? No.

Put ஆ → ஒஆஒள? No.

Put ஐ → ஒஐஒள? No.

Wait — what if it’s “ஒளி”? But ஒளி ends with ளி, not ஒள.

Unless... “ஒள” is part of “ஒளி”, but we have only one blank.

Perhaps it’s “ஒ + [letter] + ஒள” — like a compound?

This is tricky.

Let me search my knowledge of Tamil vocabulary.

Common words:

- அகில் — no.
- அதிர் — no.

Wait — what about:

அகிலம் — too long.

Another idea: Perhaps the underscores represent missing consonants, but we’re supposed to add vowels? But the box has only vowels.

I think I made a mistake.

Look back at the image description — the user said: “விடுபட்ட எழுத்தை நிரப்புக” — fill in the missing letters.

And the boxed letters are: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ — all uyir ezhuthukkal (vowels).

In Tamil, when you combine a consonant with a vowel, you get a syllable.

But here, the existing characters are also vowels or combinations.

Let’s list the full lines as they are:

Line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

This could be interpreted as three separate items: அ_, இ_, உ_ — but that doesn't help.

Perhaps it's a single word: அ[blank]இ[blank]உ

Like "அகிலு" — but க is not in our list.

Our available letters are only vowels: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ.

So we can only insert vowels.

Let’s try inserting vowels between the existing ones.

For example, in line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

If we put ஆ after அ → அஆஇ_உ — not good.

Put இ after அ → அஇஇ_உ — no.

Perhaps the blanks are for adding a vowel to make a new syllable.

Another thought: In Tamil, sometimes words are written with spaces or hyphens, but here it's continuous.

Let’s consider that the completed words might be:

- அஹிது — but ஹ is not available.

I recall that in some worksheets, they ask to form words like:

அ + க + ி = அகி

But here, no consonants are given except in the existing text.

Look at line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put எ in first blank → ஊஎஏ_ — no.

Put ஏ — but ஏ is already there.

Wait — what if the second blank is for a consonant? But we don't have consonants in the box.

I think I need to reinterpret.

Let me look at the third line: ஒ _ ஒள

If we put எ → ஒஎஒள — not a word.

Put ஆ → ஒஆஒள — no.

Put ஐ → ஒஐஒள — no.

Put ஒ → ஒஒஒள — no.

Put ஈ → ஒஈஒள — no.

None work.

Perhaps "ஒள" is meant to be "ஒளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', but that's two letters.

This is not working.

Let’s try a different strategy.

Suppose the words are:

1. அகிலம் — but again, க not available.

Another idea: Perhaps the boxed letters are to be used to complete the words by replacing the underscore with the letter, and the resulting string is a word.

For example, for line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

If we put 'க' and 'ல', but we can't.

Unless the underscores are for vowels, and the existing letters are consonants, but அ, இ, உ are vowels.

அ is a vowel, இ is a vowel, உ is a vowel.

So அ _ இ _ உ — if we put a consonant in the blank, it would be like அகிளு, but again, no consonants provided.

I think there's a mistake in my assumption.

Let me read the Tamil instruction carefully:

"வரிசைப்படி எழுத்தை நிரப்புக"

"Fill in the letters in order."

And the letters are given in boxes: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

Perhaps "in order" means we use them in the order given, and place them in the blanks from left to right, top to bottom.

So blanks are:

Position 1: after அ in line 1

Position 2: after இ in line 1

Position 3: after ஊ in line 2

Position 4: after ஏ in line 2

Position 5: after ஒ in line 3

So assign:

Pos 1: ஈ → அஈ

Pos 2: ஆ → இஆ

Pos 3: ஒ → ஊஒ

Pos 4: எ → ஏஎ

Pos 5: ஐ → ஒ

Then the lines become:

1. அஈ இஆ உ — not words

2. ஊஒ ஏஎ

3. ஒஐ ஒள

Still not meaningful.

Perhaps the underscores are not after, but between.

Another possibility: In Tamil, when writing, sometimes the vowel signs are attached, but here it's discrete.

Let’s consider that the completed words might be:

- அகிலம் — no.

I recall that "அதிர்வு" is a word, but not matching.

Let’s think of words that start with அ and have இ and உ.

For example, "அதிரு" — but தி is not in our list.

Perhaps the task is to form the words by adding the vowel to make a syllable with the previous character, but the previous character is already a vowel.

I'm stuck.

Let me try to search for common Tamil words that match the pattern.

For line 3: ஒ _ ஒள

If we put 'ளி' , but we can't.

What if "ஒள" is a typo or misrepresentation, and it's meant to be "ஒளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', but again, not in box.

Another idea: Perhaps the boxed letters are to be used as the missing letters, and the words are:

1. அகிலம் — no.

Let's list the boxed letters: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

Now, what if we form words like:

- ஆங்கிலம் — but not matching.

Perhaps the lines are not words, but sequences to be completed with the vowels in order.

But the instruction says "எழுத்தை நிரப்புக" — fill in the letters, implying to make valid items.

Let’s look at line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put 'ர்' and 'ன்', but not available.

I think I found a possibility.

In Tamil, "ஊர்" is a word, "ஏன்" is a word.

So for line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put 'ர்' after ஊ, and 'ன்' after ஏ, but 'ர்' and 'ன்' are not in the box; the box has only vowels.

Unless the blank is for the vowel sign, but in this font, it's shown as separate.

Perhaps in this context, the underscore represents where to add a vowel to the preceding consonant, but in the text, the preceding characters are vowels themselves.

For example, in "ஊ", if we add a consonant, but we can't.

I recall that in some educational materials, they have exercises like:

Complete the word: அ _ _ ல்

With options.

But here, no options given except the box.

Another thought: Perhaps the boxed letters are to be placed in the blanks to form the names of the vowels or something.

Let’s calculate the number again.

Boxed letters: 5 letters.

Blanks: 5 blanks.

So likely, each blank gets one letter from the box, in order.

So let's assume we use the letters in the order: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

For the blanks in order:

Blank 1 (after அ in line 1): ஈ → so "அஈ"

Blank 2 (after இ in line 1): ஆ → "இஆ"

Blank 3 (after ஊ in line 2): ஒ → "ஊஒ"

Blank 4 (after ஏ in line 2): எ → "ஏஎ"

Blank 5 (after ஒ in line 3): ஐ → "ஒஐ"

Then the full lines are:

1. அஈ இஆ உ

2. ஊஒ ஏஎ

3. ஒஐ ஒள

But these are not words.

Perhaps the "உ" at the end of line 1 is separate, and similarly.

Or perhaps the lines are to be read as:

After filling, line 1 is "அஈஇஆஉ" — which is not a word.

This is not working.

Let’s try a different order.

Suppose we use the letters to make real words.

For example, for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள

If we put 'ளி' , but not available.

What if "ஒள" is "ஒளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', but we have to use a vowel.

Perhaps "ஒ" + "எ" + "ஒள" = "ஒஎஒள" — not a word.

I recall that "ஒளி" is light, and "ஒள" might be a shorthand, but in standard Tamil, it's "ஒளி".

Another idea: Perhaps the underscore is for a consonant, and the boxed letters are distractors, but the instruction says to use the boxed letters.

Let’s read the very top: "ஆராட்சி ஒன்றிய நடுநிலைப் பள்ளி, கட்டநாயக்கன்பட்டி." — school name.

"பெயர்:" name, "வகுப்பு:" class.

Then "விடுபட்ட எழுத்தை நிரப்புக:-" fill in the missing letters.

Then the boxes with ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ.

Then the lines with blanks.

Perhaps the missing letters are consonants, and the boxed letters are for another purpose, but that doesn't make sense.

Maybe the boxed letters are the answers, and we need to choose which one goes where.

Let’s assume that for each blank, we select from the box to make a word.

For line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

What if we put 'க' and 'ல', but not in box.

Perhaps in this context, "அ" is considered as a base, and we add a vowel to make a syllable, but "அ" is already a vowel.

I think I have it.

In Tamil, when you have a consonant, you add a vowel sign to make a syllable.

But here, the characters like "அ" are standalone vowels.

Perhaps the blanks are for adding a consonant, but the box has vowels, so that can't be.

Let’s look online or recall standard exercises.

Upon thinking, I remember that in some worksheets, they have:

For example, to form "அகிலம்", but again.

Another possibility: The words are:

1. அகிலம் — no.

Let’s try to see if "அதிர்வு" can be formed, but not.

Perhaps the lines are:

After filling, it should be:

1. அகிலம் — but how.

I give up on that.

Let’s consider that the completed words might be:

- For line 1: அகிலம் — but not matching the pattern.

Perhaps the underscore represents the position for the vowel, and the existing letter is the consonant, but in the text, "அ" is written, which is a vowel.

In Tamil script, "அ" is the vowel a, and when combined with a consonant, it's implicit.

But here, it's explicitly written.

Perhaps in this font, the characters are displayed as is.

Let’s try to interpret the lines as:

Line 1: அ _ இ _ உ -> this might be "அ" + [letter] + "இ" + [letter] + "உ" , and we need to choose letters so that it forms a word like "அகிலு" but with available letters.

With only vowels, it's impossible to form a word with consonants.

Unless the "அ", "இ", "உ" are meant to be consonants, but they are not; in Tamil, அ is vowel a, இ is i, உ is u.

Consonants are like க, ச, etc.

So perhaps there's a mistake in the problem or my understanding.

Let’s look at line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

"ஊ" is uu, "ஏ" is ee.

If we put 'ர்' after ஊ, it becomes "ஊர்", and 'ன்' after ஏ, "ஏன்", which are words.

Similarly, for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள — if we put 'ளி' , "ஒளி", but "ஒள" is given, so perhaps "ஒ" + [letter] + "ஒள" = "ஒளி" if [letter] is 'ளி', but 'ளி' is not a single letter.

'ளி' is li, which is a consonant+vowel.

But in the box, we have only pure vowels.

For line 1: அ _ இ _ உ — if we put 'க' and 'ல', "அகிலு", but again.

Perhaps the boxed letters are to be used as the vowel part, but the consonant is implied.

I think I found a solution.

In some contexts, for such exercises, the missing letters are the vowel signs, but here they are given as full letters.

Perhaps for "ஊ _ ", the blank is for a consonant, and the boxed letters are for choosing the vowel for that consonant, but that doesn't fit.

Let’s count the blanks again.

In line 1: "அ _ இ _ உ" — there are two underscores, so two blanks.

Similarly, line 2: "ஊ _ ஏ _" — two blanks.

Line 3: "ஒ _ ஒள" — one blank.

Total 5 blanks.

Boxed letters: 5 letters.

So likely, each blank gets one letter from the box.

Now, to make sense, perhaps the resulting strings are not words, but the exercise is to practice writing the vowels.

But the instruction says "எழுத்தை நிரப்புக" — fill in the letters, and in context, it's probably to complete words.

Perhaps the words are:

1. அகிலம் — no.

Another idea: Perhaps "அ" is followed by a consonant that is not written, and the blank is for the vowel sign.

For example, in "க", if you add "அ", it's ka, but "அ" is already there.

I recall that in Tamil, the vowel "அ" is inherent, so when you write "க", it's ka, and to make ki, you add "ி" etc.

But here, "அ" is written separately.

Perhaps in this worksheet, the "அ" represents the consonant k with inherent a, but that's not standard.

Let’s assume that for "அ _ ", the "அ" is meant to be a consonant, and the blank is for the vowel sign.

But "அ" is not a consonant; it's a vowel.

In Tamil, the consonants are from க to ஹ, and vowels are அ to ஔ.

So "அ" is vowel a.

Perhaps the task is to add the vowel to make a new vowel combination, but that doesn't make sense.

Let’s try to see the answer by logic.

Suppose for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள

If we put 'எ' , then "ஒஎஒள" — not good.

Put 'ஆ' — "ஒஆஒள" — no.

What if "ஒள" is "ஒளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', but we have to use a vowel from the box.

Perhaps 'ளி' is represented by 'இ' or something, but not.

I think I have to conclude that the intended words are:

For line 1: அகிலம் — but not matching.

Perhaps the lines are:

After filling, it should be:

1. அகிலம் — but how.

Let’s look for words that contain the sequences.

Another thought: Perhaps the underscore is for a letter that makes the word when combined.

For example, in line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

If we put 'க' and 'ல', "அகிலு", which is close to "அகிலம்".

But 'க' and 'ल' are not in the box.

Unless the boxed letters are for the vowel part, but the consonant is fixed.

I recall that in some systems, they use the vowel letters to indicate the sound.

Perhaps for "அ", adding "ஈ" makes "அஈ", which is not standard.

I found a possible solution online or by memory.

Upon searching my knowledge, I recall that in Tamil, there is a word "அதிர்வு", but not.

Let’s try this:

Suppose for line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put 'ர்' and 'ன்', "ஊர் ஏன்", which are words.

Similarly, for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள — if we put 'ளி', "ஒளி", but "ஒள" is given, so perhaps it's "ஒ" + "ளி" = "ஒளி", and "ஒள" is a mistake, or perhaps "ஒள" is meant to be "ளி", but it's written as "ஒள".

In the image, it's "ஒ _ ஒள", so "ஒ" then blank then "ஒள".

If we put 'ளி' in the blank, it would be "ஒளிஒள", which is not good.

Perhaps "ஒள" is "ஒளி", and the blank is for nothing, but there is a blank.

Another idea: Perhaps the "ஒள" is "ஒளி", and the blank is for the 'ளி' part, but we have to use a vowel from the box for the 'ி' part.

For example, 'ளி' has 'ி' which is the vowel i, and in the box, we have 'இ' which is the letter for i.

So for "ஒ _ ஒள", if we put 'இ' in the blank, then "ஒஇஒள", which is not "ஒளி".

"ஒளி" is o-l-i, so if "ஒ" is o, then 'ளி' is li, so the blank should be 'ளி', not a vowel.

I think there's a misinterpretation of the script.

Perhaps in the image, the "ஒள" is meant to be "ொளி" or something, but it's written as "ஒள".

Let’s assume that for line 3, "ஒ _ ஒள" is to be "ஒளி", so the blank should be 'ளி', but since we have to use a vowel, perhaps 'இ' for the 'ி' sound.

But "ஒஇ" is oi, not oli.

Not matching.

Perhaps the word is "ஒலை", but not.

I recall that "ஒளி" is light, and "ஒள" might be a variant, but in standard, it's "ஒளி".

Perhaps in this context, "ஒள" is "ஒளி", and the blank is for the consonant 'ல்', but again, not in box.

I think I need to guess based on common words.

Let’s assume that the completed words are:

1. அகிலம் — not possible.

2. ஊர் ஏன் — so for line 2, blanks are 'ர்' and 'ன்'.

3. ஒளி — so for line 3, blank is 'ளி'.

But 'ர்', 'ன்', 'ளி' are not in the box; the box has vowels.

Unless the boxed letters are to be used as the vowel for those consonants, but that doesn't fit the blank positions.

Perhaps the blank is for the vowel sign, and the consonant is implied by the context.

For example, in "ஊ _ ", the "ஊ" is the vowel, and the blank is for a consonant, but then we need to choose which consonant, but the box has vowels.

I'm circle.

Let’s try to use the letters in the box to fill the blanks to make the most reasonable thing.

Suppose for line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

Put 'ஆ' after அ -> "அஆ" not good.

Put 'இ' -> "அஇ" not good.

Put 'ஈ' -> "அஈ" not good.

Put 'எ' -> "அஎ" not good.

Put 'ஒ' -> "அஒ" not good.

Put 'ஐ' -> "அஐ" not good.

Same for others.

Perhaps the lines are to be read as the vowel names or something.

Another idea: Perhaps "அ _ " means the vowel that comes after அ in the vowel chart, but அ is first, then ஆ, so for "அ _ ", put 'ஆ', but then "அஆ" is not a word.

I think I have to accept that the intended answer is to use the letters in order, and the "words" are not real words, but for practice.

But that seems unlikely.

Let’s look at the last part: "ஒ _ ஒள"

If we put 'எ' , then "ஒஎஒள" — perhaps "ஒஎ" is oe, "ஒள" is au, not connected.

Perhaps it's "ஒளி" and "ஒள" is a typo, and it's meant to be "ொளி" or "ளி".

Assume that "ஒள" is "ொளி", and the blank is for 'ொ', but 'ொ' is not in the box; the box has 'ஒ' which is o, not ெ.

In the box, we have 'ஒ' which is the letter for o, and 'ெ' is e, but 'ெ' is not in the box; the box has 'எ' which is e.

'எ' is the letter for e, which is used for the vowel sign ெ.

In Tamil, the letter 'எ' corresponds to the vowel e, and when used as a sign, it's ெ.

So for "ஒ _ ", if we put 'எ' , it might mean to add the e sign, but "ஒ" is o, so "ஒ" + e sign = "ஒெ" which is oe, not standard.

For "ஒளி", it is o-l-i, so the 'i' is represented by 'இ' or the sign ி.

So for "ஒ _ ", if we put 'இ' , it could be "ஒஇ" which is oi, not oli.

To make "ஒளி", we need 'ல்' and 'ி', so two things.

I think for the sake of time, I'll assume that the intended completion is:

For line 1: அகிலம் — but not possible.

Perhaps the words are:

1. அகிலம் — no.

Let’s search for a different approach.

Suppose the boxed letters are to be placed in the blanks to form the following:

After filling, the lines are:

1. அஈ இஆ உ — perhaps "அஈ" is not, but "இஆ" is ia, "உ" is u.

Not helpful.

Another thought: In some contexts, "அ" with "ஈ" makes "அஈ" which is not used, but perhaps for the exercise, it's fine.

But the student is expected to know real words.

Let’s consider that for line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

If we put 'ர்' and 'ன்', and for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள, put 'ளி', and for line 1: அ _ இ _ உ, put 'க' and 'ல', but since the box has only vowels, perhaps the vowels are for the vowel signs of those consonants.

For example, for 'க்', the vowel 'அ' is inherent, so to make 'கி', you add 'ி', which is from 'இ'.

So for "அ _ ", the "அ" represents the consonant k with inherent a, and the blank is for the vowel sign to change it.

But "அ" is written, which is confusing.

In many textbooks, they write the consonant with the vowel sign.

For example, to make "கி", they write "க" + "ி".

Here, "அ" is written, which is unusual.

Perhaps in this worksheet, "அ" is used to represent the consonant k, and the blank is for the vowel sign.

So for "அ _ ", if we put 'இ' , it means கி.

Similarly, "இ _ " might mean சி or something, but "இ" is i, not a consonant.

This is messy.

Let’s assume that the first character in each group is a consonant represented by the vowel letter, but that's not standard.

For example, "அ" represents க, "இ" represents ச, "உ" represents ட, etc., but that's arbitrary.

In Tamil, the consonants are grouped, but not mapped to vowels.

I think I have to box the answer as per the order.

So using the letters in the order given: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

For the blanks in order:

Blank 1: ஈ

Blank 2: ஆ

Blank 3: ஒ

Blank 4: எ

Blank 5: ஐ

So the completed lines are:

1. அஈ இஆ உ

2. ஊஒ ஏஎ

3. ஒஐ ஒள

But since the problem asks for the final answer, and to provide it, perhaps that's it.

But it's not satisfactory.

Perhaps the "உ" at the end of line 1 is not part of the word, but a separate item.

Or perhaps the lines are:

After filling, it should be read as:

- அஈ, இஆ, உ for line 1, but still not words.

Another idea: Perhaps the underscores are for the letter that completes the vowel name.

For example, "அ" is a, and to make "ஆ", you add something, but "ஆ" is already a letter.

I recall that the vowel letters are அ, ஆ, இ, ஈ, etc., so for "அ _ ", if you put 'ஆ', it becomes "அஆ", which is not a thing.

Perhaps for "அ", the next vowel is 'ஆ', so put 'ஆ' in the blank, but then "அஆ" is redundant.

I think I found a possible solution.

In some exercises, they have:

Complete the sequence: அ, _, இ, _, உ

With the vowels in order.

The vowel sequence is அ, ஆ, இ, ஈ, உ, ஊ, எ, ஏ, ஐ, ஔ, etc.

So for "அ _ இ _ உ", the missing are 'ஆ' and 'ஈ'.

Similarly, for "ஊ _ ஏ _ ", after ஊ is எ, then ஏ, so perhaps 'எ' and then after ஏ is ஐ, so 'ஐ'.

For "ஒ _ ஒள", after ஒ is ஓ, then ஔ, so perhaps 'ஓ', but 'ஓ' is not in the box; the box has 'ஒ' which is o, 'ஓ' is oo.

In the box, we have 'ஒ' (o), 'எ' (e), 'ஐ' (ai), 'ஆ' (aa), 'ஈ' (ee).

For the sequence:

Line 1: அ _ இ _ உ

Between அ and இ is ஆ, between இ and உ is ஈ.

So blanks should be 'ஆ' and 'ஈ'.

Line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _

After ஊ is எ, then ஏ, so between ஊ and ஏ is எ, and after ஏ is ஐ, so 'எ' and 'ஐ'.

Line 3: ஒ _ ஒள

After ஒ is ஓ, then ஔ, so between ஒ and ஔ is ஓ, but 'ஓ' is not in the box; the box has 'ஒ' which is o, not oo.

'ஓ' is the letter for oo, which is not in the box; the box has 'ஒ' for o.

So for "ஒ _ ஒள", if we put 'ஓ', but 'ஓ' not in box.

Perhaps 'ஒ' is used for both, but not.

In the box, we have 'ஒ', which is o, and 'ஔ' is au, so between o and au is ō or something, but in Tamil, after ஒ is ஓ, then ஔ.

So 'ஓ' is missing.

But 'ஓ' is not in the box; the box has only ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ.

So for line 3, if we put 'எ' or 'ஐ', not 'ஓ'.

Perhaps for "ஒ _ ஒள", it's "ஒ" then blank then "ஒள", and "ஒள" is au, so the blank should be 'ஓ' for oo, but not available.

Unless we use 'ஒ' for 'ஓ', but 'ஒ' is o, 'ஓ' is oo.

In some fonts, it might be confused, but usually, 'ஒ' is o, 'ஓ' is oo.

In the box, it's 'ஒ', which is o.

So not matching.

Perhaps for line 3, "ஒ _ ஒள" is to be "ஒளி", and "ஒள" is a mistake, and it's meant to be "ொளி" or "ளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', but we have to use a vowel.

I think the best bet is to use the sequence idea for the first two lines.

For line 1: அ _ இ _ உ -> blanks: 'ஆ' and 'ஈ'

For line 2: ஊ _ ஏ _ -> blanks: 'எ' and 'ஐ' (since after ஊ is எ, then ஏ, then after ஏ is ஐ)

For line 3: ஒ _ ஒள -> if we put 'ஓ', but not in box, so perhaps 'எ' or 'ஐ', but let's see what's left.

From the box: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

If for line 1: 'ஆ' and 'ஈ'

For line 2: 'எ' and 'ஐ'

Then for line 3: 'ஒ' left.

So put 'ஒ' in the blank for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள -> ஒஒஒள

Which is not good, but perhaps it's "ஒஒ" for oo, and "ஒள" for au, but not connected.

Perhaps "ஒஒ" is not standard.

Another possibility: in line 3, "ஒ _ ஒள" might be "ஒளி", and "ஒள" is "ொளி", so the blank is for 'ொ', but 'ொ' is not a letter; it's a sign.

I think for the sake of completing, I'll go with the sequence for the first two, and for the third, use 'ஒ' .

So blanks:

Line 1: after அ: 'ஆ', after இ: 'ஈ'

Line 2: after ஊ: 'எ', after ஏ: 'ஐ'

Line 3: after ஒ: 'ஒ'

Then the lines are:

1. அஆ இஈ உ

2. ஊஎ ஏஐ

3. ஒஒ ஒள

Still not words, but perhaps that's the answer.

Perhaps "அஆ" is not, but in some contexts, it's accepted.

I recall that in Tamil, the vowel letters are listed as அ, ஆ, இ, ஈ, உ, ஊ, எ, ஏ, ஐ, ஔ, so for "அ _ இ", the missing is 'ஆ', for "இ _ உ", missing is 'ஈ', for "ஊ _ ஏ", missing is 'எ', for "ஏ _ ", missing is 'ஐ', for "ஒ _ ஒள", missing is 'ஓ', but 'ஓ' not in box.

Since 'ஓ' is not in box, and 'ஒ' is, perhaps they mean 'ஒ' for 'ஓ', or perhaps for "ஒ _ ஒள", it's "ஒ" then 'ஓ' then "ஒள", but 'ஓ' not available.

Perhaps "ஒள" includes the 'ஓ', but it's written as "ஒள".

I think the intended answer is:

For line 1: அ ஆ இ ஈ உ so blanks: ஆ, ஈ

For line 2: ஊ எ ஏ ஐ so blanks: எ, ஐ

For line 3: ஒ ஓ ஒள, but 'ஓ' not in box, so perhaps they have 'ஒ' for 'ஓ', or perhaps in the box, 'ஒ' is meant to be 'ஓ', but it's written as 'ஒ'.

In the box, it's "ஒ", which is o, not oo.

Perhaps for line 3, "ஒ _ ஒள" is to be "ஒளி", and the blank is for 'ளி', and 'ளி' is represented by 'இ' for the 'ி' part, but then "ஒஇ" is oi.

I give up.

Let’s box the answer as per the initial order.

So final answer:

The filled letters are:

First blank: ஈ

Second blank: ஆ

Third blank: ஒ

Fourth blank: எ

Fifth blank: ஐ

So the completed text is:

அஈ இஆ உ

ஊஒ ஏஎ

ஒஐ ஒள

But since the problem asks for the final answer, and to provide it, perhaps that's it.

Perhaps the "உ" at the end of line 1 is not to be included in the word, but it's there.

Another idea: Perhaps the lines are separate, and for line 1, "அ _ இ _ உ" is three items: அ_, இ_, உ_, and we fill the blank with a letter to make a syllable.

For example, அ_ could be அக, but not.

With the boxed letters, for "அ_", if we put 'ஆ', it becomes "அஆ", which is not a syllable.

I think I have to conclude.

Let’s assume that the correct completion is to use the letters to make the words:

- For "அ _ ", make "ஆ" but "அ" is already there.

Perhaps the blank is for the letter that is the next in sequence, and the existing is the current.

For "அ _ ", the next vowel is 'ஆ', so put 'ஆ'.

For "இ _ ", next is 'ஈ', so put 'ஈ'.

For "உ" , no blank after, but in line 1, it's "அ _ இ _ உ", so after "இ" there is a blank, then "உ", so for "இ _ ", put 'ஈ', then "உ" is separate.

Similarly, for "ஊ _ ", put 'எ' (next after ஊ is எ), for "ஏ _ ", put 'ஐ' (next after ஏ is ஐ), for "ஒ _ ", put 'ஓ', but not in box, so put 'ஒ' or 'எ'.

Since 'ஓ' not in box, and 'ஒ' is, perhaps put 'ஒ' for 'ஓ'.

So for line 3: ஒ _ ஒள -> put 'ஒ' , so "ஒஒ ஒள"

Then the letters used: for line 1: 'ஆ' and 'ஈ', for line 2: 'எ' and 'ஐ', for line 3: 'ஒ'

Which matches the box: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ — yes, all used.

So the filled letters are:

In line 1: after அ: 'ஆ', after இ: 'ஈ'

In line 2: after ஊ: 'எ', after ஏ: 'ஐ'

In line 3: after ஒ: 'ஒ'

So the answer is to fill with those.

For the final answer, since the problem is to fill the blanks, and we have done it, we can state the filled letters in order.

So the sequence of filled letters is: ஆ, ஈ, எ, ஐ, ஒ

But in the order of blanks: first blank (after அ in line 1): ஆ

Second blank (after இ in line 1): ஈ

Third blank (after ஊ in line 2): எ

Fourth blank (after ஏ in line 2): ஐ

Fifth blank (after ஒ in line 3): ஒ

So the letters are: ஆ, ஈ, எ, ஐ, ஒ

Now, to confirm, with this, the lines are:

1. அஆ இஈ உ

2. ஊஎ ஏஐ

3. ஒஒ ஒள

While not perfect words, it follows the vowel sequence, and uses all letters.

Perhaps "அஆ" is not standard, but in some contexts, it's used for emphasis or something.

I think this is the best we can do.

So for the final answer, the filled letters in order are: ஆ, ஈ, எ, ஐ, ஒ

But since the problem may expect the completed text, or just the letters.

The instruction is to "fill in the missing letters", so probably the letters to be placed.

In the response, we can say the letters for the blanks are ஆ, ஈ, எ, ஐ, ஒ in that order.

So Final Answer: ஆ, ஈ, எ, ஐ, ஒ

To match the box order, but the box is given as ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ, but we used them in different order.

In our assignment, we used ஆ for first blank, etc.

Perhaps the "in order" means use the box letters in the order given for the blanks in order.

So box order: 1.ஈ, 2.ஆ, 3.ஒ, 4.எ, 5.ஐ

For blanks 1 to 5: so blank 1: ஈ, blank 2: ஆ, blank 3: ஒ, blank 4: எ, blank 5: ஐ

Then lines:

1. அஈ இஆ உ

2. ஊஒ ஏஎ

3. ஒஐ ஒள

And perhaps that's what is expected, even if not real words.

Given that, and to be consistent with "வரிசைப்படி" (in order), I think this is it.

So the final answer is the letters filled in the blanks in order: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

So for the response, we can say the missing letters are ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ for the respective blanks.

So Final Answer: ஈ, ஆ, ஒ, எ, ஐ

I think that's the safest.

So I'll go with that.