Noun:

கொறிக்கும் பிராணி, கொறித்து தின்கிற,

rident தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

கால்சியம் சயனைடு சேர்மத்தின் உயர் நச்சுத்தன்மை காரணமாக தொடுதல் , உள்ளிழுத்தல் அல்லது உட்கொள்ளல் போன்ற செயல்களால் கொறிக்கும் பிராணிகளை கொல்லும் கொறினி கொல்லியாக இது பயனுள்ளதாக இருக்கும்.

rident's Usage Examples:

ragtime piano tunes or the poignant strident slide of Tampa Red.

The genera may be arranged as follows: 1,2,3,4 redundant hyperbolas 5,6 defective hyperbolas 7,8 parabolic hyperbolas 9 hyperbolisms of hyperbola To „ II „ „ parabola 12 trident curve 13 divergent parabolas 14 cubic parabola; and thus arranged they correspond to the different relations of the line infinity to the curve.

The cartesian parabola is a cubic curve which is also known as the trident of Newton on account of its three-pronged form.

Athena also gave the Athenians the olive-tree, which was supposed to have sprung from the bare soil of the Acropolis, when smitten by her spear, close to the horse (or spring of water) produced by the trident of Poseidon, to which he appealed in support of his claim to the lordship of Athens.

strident critic of the Church hierarchy and an advocate of the reform of its structures and liturgy.

the sacredness of the horse to Poseidon, the epithets Hippios and Equester applied to Poseidon and Neptune, the Greek fable of the origin of the first horse (produced by Poseidon striking the ground with his trident), and the custom in Argolis of sacrificing horses to Poseidon by drowning them in a well.

In his hand he bore a trident, wherewith :lie lashed the sea into fury, split the rocks, and caused horses mid XXII.

Unusually two red tridents follow each other down George Street.

Roman Catholic writers, 4 however, have explained the prohibition to apply to matters of faith only, and in that case the Tridentine decree is little else than another form of the Vincentian canon which has been widely accepted in the Anglican communion: curandum est ut id teneamus quod ubique, quod semper, quod ab omnibus creditum est.

strident calls in a patois all of their own.

The song opens with a strident guitar, a clarion call that lets everyone know that something new is coming.

He is generally naked; his right leg rests on a rock or the prow of a ship; he carries a trident in his hand, and is gazing in front of him, apparently out to sea; sometimes he is standing on the water, swinging his trident, or riding in his chariot over the waves, accompanied by his wife Amphitrite, the Nereids and other inhabitants of the sea.