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Chennai in Telugu

Chennai in Telugu is చెన్నై, చెన్నపట్నం, చెన్నపట్టణము — Chennai means the capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, formerly known as Madras.

Chennai in Telugu

చెన్నై
name
Pronounced: cennai
state capital of Tamil Nadu, India
చెన్నపట్నం
name
Pronounced: cennapaṭnaṁ
state capital of Tamil Nadu, India
చెన్నపట్టణము
name
Pronounced: cennapaṭṭaṇamu
state capital of Tamil Nadu, India

What does "Chennai" mean?

  1. name The capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, formerly known as Madras.
    "The £4bn expressways form a diamond linking Delhi with the country's three other largest cities, Mumbai, Chennai and Calcutta, marking the beginning of more than £35bn of road projects."
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Chennai in a sentence

  • The £4bn expressways form a diamond linking Delhi with the country's three other largest cities, Mumbai, Chennai and Calcutta, marking the beginning of more than £35bn of road projects.
  • They flew into Chennai for a wedding.

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Frequently asked questions

Chennai అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"Chennai" in Telugu is చెన్నై, చెన్నపట్నం, చెన్నపట్టణము. Chennai means: The capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, formerly known as Madras.
How do you pronounce చెన్నై?
"Chennai" in Telugu is చెన్నై, pronounced "cennai".
How do you use "Chennai" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Chennai for a wedding." In Telugu, "Chennai" is చెన్నై, చెన్నపట్నం, చెన్నపట్టణము.
Are there other ways to say "Chennai" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 3 translations listed for "Chennai": చెన్నై, చెన్నపట్నం, చెన్నపట్టణము.
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