Adjective:

உள்ளு?ருக்குரிய,

local's Usage Examples:

According to a local legend, Athamas was king of Halos in Phthiotis from the first (Schol.

Avoid contact with local animals, which may carry rabies.

The provocative and unusual setting served only to whet the appetite; it was the introduction of frontal nudity to Brazilian television that made this series stands out in local ratings.

Smaller, more localized tumors can sometimes be treated by local therapies such as cryotherapy, photocoagulation therapy, thermotherapy or brachytherapy.

) is the headquarters of the local administration and the residence of a British consul.

School Days Harry attended local schools and was a popular pupil tho often mischievous and frequently caned.

The event was afterwards localized in Babylon.

It is known locally as the crick Stone, and is believed to have healing powers for a crick in the back.

The service is governed by the international telegraph regulations, but is subject to local inspection and interruption in times of political disorder.

The sages may be regarded as the beginners of a universal religion: they felt the need of permanent principles of life, and were able to set aside to some extent the local features of the current creed.

My local secondhand bookstore, Books on Bronte, takes full advantage of its large front glass window.

Because funding cuts make the future of many BICs uncertain, some local city libraries are taking over some of the same functions as are Small Business Development Centers SMDCs (See the article on SBDCs at xxx).

wild yaks, wild asses (kulans), antelopes (orongo and others), marmots, hares and partridges exist locally in large numbers.

Synonyms:

public transport,

Antonyms:

generic, express,