paper in Tamil
paper in Tamil is பேப்பர், காகிதம் — paper means a thin material made from pressed plant fibres, used for writing, printing, wrapping, and countless other purposes.
paper in Tamil
பேப்பர்
Pronounced: pēppar
sheet material
காகிதம்
Pronounced: kākitam
sheet material
What does "paper" mean?
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noun A thin material made from pressed plant fibres, used for writing, printing, wrapping, and countless other purposes.
"He tore a sheet of paper from his notebook and wrote down the address."
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noun A written composition, especially an academic essay, research article, or exam.
"Her paper on how bees find flowers was praised by the whole department."
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adj Existing only in official plans or on record, rather than in reality.
"The plan showed a paper army that looked large but had few real soldiers."
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verb To cover a wall or surface with (wall)paper.
"I'm going to paper the bedroom ceiling with a pale green pattern."
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paper in a sentence
- He tore a sheet of paper from his notebook and wrote down the address.
- She wrapped the gift in bright blue paper.
- Her paper on how bees find flowers was praised by the whole department.
- He submitted his paper to a physics journal.
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Frequently asked questions
paper என்ற சொல்லின் தமிழ் அர்த்தம் என்ன?
"paper" in Tamil is பேப்பர், காகிதம். paper means: A thin material made from pressed plant fibres, used for writing, printing, wrapping, and countless other purposes.
How do you pronounce பேப்பர்?
"paper" in Tamil is பேப்பர், pronounced "pēppar".
How do you use "paper" in a sentence?
Example: "He tore a sheet of paper from his notebook and wrote down the address." In Tamil, "paper" is பேப்பர், காகிதம்.
Are there other ways to say "paper" in Tamil?
Yes — Tamil has 2 translations listed for "paper": பேப்பர், காகிதம்.
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