Adjective:

கீழ் திசைக்குரிய,

oriental's Usage Examples:

The three main systems are known in Cuba as the occidental, central and oriental.

cyclical mastalgia in oriental women were studied by conducting a survey using anonymous questionnaires.

In both these islands there lingered a definite tradition of a connexion with the cult of the oriental Aphrodite Urania, an epithet which will be referred to later.

oriental darter Anhinga melanogaster KR, DV Frigatebird sp.

In real life the initiates of this ancient oriental art use short poles with carefully sharpened scythes at each end.

After all, there was nothing of the holy war about the Sixth Crusade: there was simply huckstering, as in an Eastern bazaar, between a free-thinking, semi-oriental king of Sicily and an Egyptian sultan.

The next instant she was swerving to avoid an orientalism, which would have made it too unworldly.

PAUL ANTON DE LAGARDE (1827-1891), German biblical scholar and orientalist, was born at Berlin on the and of November 1827.

When speaking about oriental area rugs, the term refers to rug designs with influences from a large portion of Asia, from as far east as China, all the way to Pakistan, Turkey, Iran and India, including what was formerly known as Persia.

The modern oriental open waistcoat finds its fellow in the jacket or bolero from ancient Crete, and seems to have been distinctively Aegean.

These paintings will be complemented by French sculpture, oriental ceramics and a spectacular decorated piano designed by William Morris.

Leeds Museums and Galleries - £ 20,000 Toward the costs of purchasing an oriental lacquer secretaire, orginally made for Temple Newsam House.

Leaving all detailed descriptions of these schools to special articles devoted to them, it is sufficient here to say that their doctrines were a synthesis of Platonism, Stoicism and the later Aristotelianism with a leaven of oriental mysticism which gradually became more and more important.

Synonyms:

eastern,

Antonyms:

west, western,