Original sentence: Authors A.Choram means maize and not millet and the territory called Chora-mandalam (Coromandel in English) literally means The realm of Chola.Even today, Tanjore which was the capital of the Chola kingdom for most of the time, is referred to as the Granary of South India.In Tamil Choramandalam is pronounced as Solamandalam or Cholamandalam.In Tamil, the word is written as Choram and not Cholam but is pronounced as the latter.Moreover, numerous inscriptions confirm that the name of the Tamil Dynasty was Chora or Sora but pronounced as Chola.N Gutpa and Satish Gupta also confirm that the name of the dynasty was Chora: Quoted from book,.The etymology of the word Chola has been agreed upon by many historians and linguists and it has been confirmed to be derived from the Tamil word Sora or Chora.The name Coromandel is used for the east coast of India from Cape Comorin to Nellore, or from point Calimere to the mouth of Krihsna.The shift from 'r' to 'l' has also been validated and Sora or Chora in Tamil becomes Chola in Sanskrit and Chola or Choda in Telugu.The word "Chola"  is derived from the Tamil word "Choram" or in Sanskrit "Cholam", the "r" becomes "l" when written in the Sanskritized form.The word Choran (pronounced as Solan or Cholan) is the masculine form in Tamil to denote the person.The word Sora pronounced as Sola in Tamil, also means paddy.The word Sora-kurampurai in Tamil is used to denote a particluar kind of paddy.The word is a corrupt form of Choramandala or the Realm of Chora, which is the Tamil form of the title of the Chola dynasty
Edited sentence: There is no definite information on the origins of the word Chola