Noun:

சத்திரக்காரனிடம்,

innkeeper's Usage Examples:

Thus Sisyphus fettered Death, keeping him prisoner till rescued by Ares; in Venetian folklore Beppo ties him up in a bag for eighteen months; while in Sicily an innkeeper corks him up in a bottle, and a monk keeps him in his pouch for forty years.

He had not gone farther than to the end of the innkeeper's field, when to his surprise he found that the road forked.

On the sloping descent to the Dnieper Alpatych's cart and that of the innkeeper's wife, which were slowly moving amid the rows of soldiers and of other vehicles, had to stop.

The innkeeper welcomed him kindly.

The pair spent the balance of the morning emptying the washing machine and dryer, only to fill them with never-ending loads, while in between clearing dishes, brewing more coffee, and playing the jovial innkeepers.

It seems that his father was an innkeeper but a man of cultivated tastes.

Randolph," answered the innkeeper, "you have paid your bill and don't owe me a cent.

Only someone's orderly passed through the gateway, splashing through the mud, and talked to the innkeeper.

A fine supper was prepared, and the innkeeper himself waited upon his guest.

The groom, the coachman, and the innkeeper told Pierre that an officer had come with news that the French were already near Mozhaysk and that our men were leaving it.

In the villages they are mostly innkeepers, intermediaries in trade and pawnbrokers.

The innkeeper spoke of the weather, of the roads, of the crops, of politics.

Synonyms:

host, patron, victualer, boniface, victualler, hostess, padrone,

Antonyms:

juvenile, parasite, employee,