Adjective:

பவித்திரமான, கம்பீரமான,

solemn தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

ஜப்பானிய-ஆங்கிலேய அகராதிகள் ரெய்கிக்கு நிகரான சொற்களை மொழிபெயர்த்துள்ளன: "மர்மமான உணர்வு", "மர்மமான சூழல் (உணர்வு), மற்றும் "ஐம்புலன்களையும் கடந்த சூழல் (இது புண்ணியத்தலங்களில் புனிதமான எல்லைகளில் மனதில் தோன்றும் பவித்திரமான ஒரு உணர்சசி); (உணர்தல், மெய் மறத்தல்) ஆன்மீக சக்தியை (இறைவன் அருகாமையில் இருப்பதுபோல்) உள்ளத்தூய்மை அடைதல்".

solemn's Usage Examples:

Is this day of high and solemn gratulation, to be turned to such forebodings as these?forebodings of evil.

Knox's return in 1559 strengthened its position, and in 1562 the General Assembly enjoined the uniform use of it as the "Book of Our Common Order" in "the administration of the Sacraments and solemnization of marriages and burials of the dead.

The pictures captured the solemnity of this day.

It was elaborated, and connected with dogmatic Gallicanism, by the famous theologian, Edmond Richer (1559-1631), and finally incorporated by Bossuet in a solemn Declaration of the French Clergy, made in 1682.

4 Ordinary folk could not claim these honours, and in Egypt, where shaving was practically universal, artificial beards were worn upon solemn occasions as a peculiar duty.

In this sect, children are solemnly admitted to full membership at the early age of four, and even two, years of age, when a rosary, or necklace, of 108 beads of basil (tulsi) wood is passed round their necks, and they are taught the use of the octo-syllabic formula Sri-Krishnah saranam mama, " Holy Krishna is my refuge.

Fontanini, Codex Constitutionum quas summi pontifices ediderunt in solemni canonizatione sanctorum (Rome, 1729, a collection of original documents); Pr.

On their faces was a quiet and solemn look.

Demeter then returns to Olympus, but before her final departure from earth, in token of her gratitude, she instructs the rulers of Eleusis in the art of agriculture and in the solemnities and rites whereby she desires in future to be honoured.

Synonyms:

sedate, grave, sober, serious,

Antonyms:

intoxicated, easy, nonintellectual, unimportant, frivolous,