organ in Telugu
organ in Telugu is అంగము, సంగీతపు పెట్టె, అవయవము — organ means a part of the body, such as the heart or liver, that performs a specific function.
organ in Telugu
అంగము
Pronounced: aṅgamu
part of an organism
సంగీతపు పెట్టె
Pronounced: saṅgītapu peṭṭe
musical instrument
అవయవము
Pronounced: avayavamu
part of an organism
What does "organ" mean?
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noun A part of the body, such as the heart or liver, that performs a specific function.
"A kidney is an organ that filters waste from the blood."
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noun A large musical instrument played using one or more keyboards and pedals, producing sound through pipes or electronically.
"He practised the organ every Sunday before the morning service began."
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noun A publication or broadcast that serves as the official voice of an organization or group.
"The monthly magazine is the official organ of the local gardening society."
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organ in a sentence
- A kidney is an organ that filters waste from the blood.
- The lungs are the organs responsible for breathing.
- He practised the organ every Sunday before the morning service began.
- The electronic organ in the shop had hundreds of sounds and a full set of pedals.
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Frequently asked questions
organ అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"organ" in Telugu is అంగము, సంగీతపు పెట్టె, అవయవము. organ means: A part of the body, such as the heart or liver, that performs a specific function.
How do you pronounce అంగము?
"organ" in Telugu is అంగము, pronounced "aṅgamu".
How do you use "organ" in a sentence?
Example: "A kidney is an organ that filters waste from the blood." In Telugu, "organ" is అంగము, సంగీతపు పెట్టె, అవయవము.
Are there other ways to say "organ" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 3 translations listed for "organ": అంగము, సంగీతపు పెట్టె, అవయవము.
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