Noun:

பணித்துறைவர்,

Adjective:

பணித்துறைக்குரிய,

official's Usage Examples:

Billow (1827-1901), an official in the Prussian foreign office, who in 1882 was appointed German envoy at Bern, from 1892 to 1898 was Prussian envoy to the Vatican, and died at Rome on the 22nd of November 1901.

The officials were not slow to take the hint, and their undue zeal at once disappeared.

Anna Nicole Smith's 2007 death was officially ruled an accidental overdose after toxicology reports found that she had taken eight prescription drugs, such as methadone and other opiates.

In 1896 he came to England and gave demonstrations to the British postal telegraph department and other officials.

It is difficult to give briefly a clear idea of the functions of the three important officials comes sacrarum largitionum, comes rei privatae and comes sacri partrimonii; but the terms have been well translated by a German author as Finanzminister des Reichsschatzes (finance minister of the treasury of the Empire), F.

The system included two missile launchers, an official at the Pentagon said on condition of anonymity.

, written by a monk of Saint Denis, commissioned officially to write the history of his time, edited by C.

However this may be, the name capellanus was generally applied to those who were in charge of sacred relics: such officials were also known as custodes, martyrarii, cubicularii.

) was officially stated at "168,500,000.

Dean's spoon-fed explanation to the two, served between naps and medical visits, satisfied officialdom enough to free Dean from any hint of culpability.

Synonyms:

forest fire fighter, prosecuting attorney, administrative official, beadle, public prosecutor, postmaster general, justice, Comptroller General, political commissar, holdover, weigher, civil servant, vizier, diplomatist, town clerk, noticer, officeholder, Comptroller of the Currency, federal agent, trained worker, city father, hearing officer, nullifier, recorder, doorkeeper, censor, mace, officer, provincial, prosecuting officer, voider, census taker, caretaker, fire marshall, hearing examiner, vote counter, regulator, jurist, invalidator, macebearer, teller, elected official, sealer, judge, mandarin, commissar, bureaucrat, skilled workman, church officer, enumerator, notary public, bailiff, ranger, returning officer, functionary, proconsul, hangover, record-keeper, agent, fire warden, appointee, licenser, usher, Inquisitor, quaestor, registrar, skilled worker, prosecutor, notary, diplomat, macer, searcher, equerry, incumbent, recruiter, apparatchik,

Antonyms:

qualify, convict, disqualify, approve, pass,