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peacock in Tamil

peacock in Tamil is ஞமலி, மயில், தோகை — peacock means a male peafowl, especially known for its long, iridescent, fan-shaped tail.

peacock in Tamil

ஞமலி
Pronounced: ñamali
pheasant of one of the genera Pavo and Afropavo
மயில்
Pronounced: mayil
pheasant of one of the genera Pavo and Afropavo
தோகை
Pronounced: tōkai
pheasant of one of the genera Pavo and Afropavo

What does "peacock" mean?

  1. noun A male peafowl, especially known for its long, iridescent, fan-shaped tail.
    "The peacock spread its tail feathers to attract a mate."
  2. noun A vain or pompous person who shows off.
    "He strutted into the meeting like a peacock in his new suit."
  3. verb To show off or dress in an ostentatious way to impress others.
    "The younger guys loved to peacock around the club on a Friday night."
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peacock in a sentence

  • The peacock spread its tail feathers to attract a mate.
  • He strutted into the meeting like a peacock in his new suit.
  • The younger guys loved to peacock around the club on a Friday night.

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Frequently asked questions

peacock என்ற சொல்லின் தமிழ் அர்த்தம் என்ன?
"peacock" in Tamil is ஞமலி, மயில், தோகை. peacock means: A male peafowl, especially known for its long, iridescent, fan-shaped tail.
How do you pronounce ஞமலி?
"peacock" in Tamil is ஞமலி, pronounced "ñamali".
How do you use "peacock" in a sentence?
Example: "The peacock spread its tail feathers to attract a mate." In Tamil, "peacock" is ஞமலி, மயில், தோகை.
Are there other ways to say "peacock" in Tamil?
Yes — Tamil has 3 translations listed for "peacock": ஞமலி, மயில், தோகை.
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