Pidasuvari

Pidasuvari is a term originating from the Tamil language, roughly translating to "money pit" or "money pitfall." It is commonly used to describe a venture, project, or investment that consumes a significant amount of money without yielding a proportional return or benefit. The term implies a situation where financial resources are being depleted excessively, often with little prospect of recovery or success.

The concept of a pidasuvari can apply to various contexts, including business ventures, personal investments, or even large-scale government projects. It often highlights a lack of foresight, poor management, or an unsustainable business model that leads to continuous financial drain. When something is labeled a pidasuvari, it suggests that continued investment is likely to be a futile exercise. The focus is on the persistent and often unrecoverable loss of capital.