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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