Noun:

முய்ர்,

mudir தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

ஜான் கென்னெத் முய்ர்: மெர்சி இன் ஹெர் ஐஸ்: தி ஃபிலிம்ஸ் ஆஃப் மீரா நாயர் .

உருசிய முய்ர்சிக்கு மிகைல் இலமனோசொவ் ஊக்கமூட்டினார்.

mudir's Usage Examples:

Each of the mudirias into which the country is divided is presided over by a mudir (governor) responsible to the central govern ment at Khartum.

Civil cases of importance are heard by a judge (or where no judge is available by the mudir or his representative); minor civil cases are tried by magistrates.

WAD MEDANI, a town of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, capital of the Blue Nile mudiria, in 14° 24' N.

For purposes of local government the chief towns constitute governorships (moafzas), the rest of the country being divided into mudirias or provinces.

The magistrates are members of the administrative staff, who try minor cases without the help of the mudir (or judge).

Listen, replied the pasha; buy the biggest and heaviest kurbash you can find; hang it up in the centre of the mudiri elf, well within your reach, and you will very seldom require to use it.

In each mudiria criminal justice is administered by a court, consisting of the mudir (or a judge) and two magistrates, which has general competence.

they often persist under Ottoman forms, and three courts of First Instance, under the mejliss, and superior to the petty courts of the mudirs and the village sheikhs, administer justice.

: ?Listen, replied the pasha; buy the biggest and heaviest kurbash you can find; hang it up in the centre of the mudiri elf, well within your reach, and you will very seldom require to use it.

Most of these ministers were abolished under the new constitution, and the heads of subsidiary departments are entitled mudir or rais, and are placed under the responsible ministers.

It was the capital of the mudiria until 1905, in which year the headquarters of the province were transferred to Ed Darner, a town near the confluence of the Nile and Atbara.

about 20,000 a thriving business centre and capital of the Blue Nile mudiria, and Roseires, which marks the limit of navigability by steamers of the river.