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No. 669 in Tamil

அபகர

The Tamil word "அபகர" means "one who seizes or robs."

In a sentence

  • அவன் தனது நண்பனிடமிருந்து புத்தகம் அபகரித்தான்.

    He seized the book from his friend.

    Here, 'அபகரித்தான்' (seized) refers to forcibly taking away something.

  • இந்த உரையில் 'அபகரன்' என்றால் கொள்ளைக்காரன் எனப் பொருள்.

    In this text, 'அபகரன்' means a thief.

    Here, 'அபகரன்' (thief) indicates someone who unlawfully takes what belongs to another.

  • வட்டார மொழியில், 'அபகரம்' என்றால் ஒரு இடத்தின் காந்தம் என்று கூறுவார்கள்.

    In the regional dialect, 'அபகரம்' is said to mean the charm of a place.

    Here, 'அபகரம்' (charm) metaphorically refers to the appeal or attraction of a location.

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