Noun:

ஓர் அணா நாணயம்,

annas's Usage Examples:

Today, dog attire is not limited to fuzzy sweaters or bandannas.

Yes, you can still easily find neck bandannas and T-shirts, but you might be a little surprised at just how fashion forward dog clothing has become, especially if this is your first venture into the world of canine couture.

The rainfall, which also has an important bearing upor the culture of peoples, will be found on the whole to be greatest in the third zone and also in the eastern highlands, and of course least in the desert, the steppes and savannas standing midway between the two.

On the east, the main cordillera abuts upon the region of plateaus and savannas, which occupies nearly half of the area of Nicaragua.

In June and July, when the rains begin, the bags are taken down and emptied 1 This is purchased from the ryots at 12 annas per maund.

While obvious gang symbols such as colors, bandannas, and sports logos may be eliminated, some gangs can establish their "colors" with a simple variation on buttoning their shirt, tying their tie, or even the way they lace their shoes.

While the coast lands are either densely forested or covered with savannas or park-like country, the Futa Jallon tableland is mainly covered with short herbage.

In the savannas the most characteristic trees are the monkey bread tree or baobab (Adansonia digitata), doom palm (Hyphaene) and euphorbias.

Mexican outfits are often accessorized with chunky jewelry, loud bandannas and bohemian looking scarves.

Grasses also characterize steppes and savannas, where they form scattered tufts.

Husein Khan was paid 1 Anna per mosquito he was bitten by; he came away with 10 annas.

Meanwhile, in another border, lofty sunflowers are mixed with golden rudbeckia, helenium, ricinus, cannas and French marigolds.