arm in Telugu
arm in Telugu is ముంజేయి, ఆయుఇధం — arm means the part of the human body running from the shoulder down to the hand.
arm in Telugu
ముంజేయి
Pronounced: muñjeyi
upper appendage from shoulder to wrist
ఆయుఇధం
Pronounced: āyuidhaṁ
weapon
What does "arm" mean?
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noun The part of the human body running from the shoulder down to the hand.
"The nurse gently wrapped a cuff around my arm to check my blood pressure."
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noun A limb of an object or organization that sticks out from the main body, such as a chair arm, a crane arm, or a branch of a company.
"The crane's long arm swung the heavy beam over the building site."
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noun A narrow stretch of water or land reaching out from a larger body.
"We kayaked up a narrow arm of the sea to reach the village."
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verb To equip someone or something with weapons, or more loosely, with the tools needed for a task.
"Teachers should arm students with good study habits before their exams begin."
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arm in a sentence
- The nurse gently wrapped a cuff around my arm to check my blood pressure.
- She waved her arm to flag down the taxi.
- The crane's long arm swung the heavy beam over the building site.
- The lamp has an adjustable arm you can bend into any position.
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arm అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"arm" in Telugu is ముంజేయి, ఆయుఇధం. arm means: The part of the human body running from the shoulder down to the hand.
How do you pronounce ముంజేయి?
"arm" in Telugu is ముంజేయి, pronounced "muñjeyi".
How do you use "arm" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse gently wrapped a cuff around my arm to check my blood pressure." In Telugu, "arm" is ముంజేయి, ఆయుఇధం.
Are there other ways to say "arm" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 2 translations listed for "arm": ముంజేయి, ఆయుఇధం.
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