Adjective:

வணங்கற்குரிய, பெரும் மதிப்பிற்குரிய,

venerable தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

வாழும் நபர்கள் தமிழ் உலகில் இன்று தலைசிறந்த சித்திரக்கவிகளையும் குறிஞ்சிச் சுவையையும் நமக்கு அளித்திருப்பவர்கள் இலங்கை வெலிகமாவைச் சார்ந்த பெரும் மதிப்பிற்குரிய ஞானமகான் கலீல்அவுன் நாயகம் அவர்கள்.

venerable's Usage Examples:

UBS has grabbed the reins at fellow Swiss institution SBC, which had already gobbled up the venerable British bank Warburg.

Although his early studies appeared promising, later studies conducted by the venerable Mayo Clinic disproved many of Pauling's earlier findings.

HILARIOUS JSM Hockeys This once venerable agency seems to have been taken over by a lettings specialist.

7) defines as science and intelligence of the most venerable things, the Magna Moralia (i.

In their totality they form the venerable compagnie.

In the next generation they dexterously forced the venerable records of the early republic to pronounce in favour of the ascendancy of the senate, as established by Sulla.

It contains one of the most venerable Hindu shrines, founded, according to tradition, by Rama himself, which for centuries has been the resort of thousands of pilgrims from all parts of India.

Accepting the Jewish apocalypses as sacred books of venerable antiquity, they read them eagerly, and transferred their contents bodily to Christianity.

Among secular buildings, there is none more venerable than the Tower of London (q.

Transport Economics Transport Economics as a branch of applied microeconomics has a long and venerable history.

These remarks apply especially to that venerable rationalization which evolves the whole legend from a misreading of Undecimilla, the name of Ursula's companion, into undecim millia, i.

At Leiden, Ames became intimate with the venerable Mr Goodyear, pastor of the English church there.

It lies on the border of the meadow-land, and with its irregular, semi-rural streets, and venerable trees is considered one of the prettiest villages in New England.

Synonyms:

old,

Antonyms:

unjust, dishonest, ignoble, lowborn, dishonorable,