Paparazzi தமிழ் அர்த்தம்
வரையறை:
The word “Paparazzi” can be translated to Tamil as “பப்பாராசி” (Pappārācci).
Here’s a breakdown of the word:
* “Paparazzi” (Italian) – refers to a type of photographer who takes unauthorized or sensational photographs of celebrities, politicians, or other public figures.
* Tamil translation: பப்பாராசி (Pappārācci) – This word is a loanword from Italian, and its meaning is the same as the English word “Paparazzi”. It is commonly used in Tamil to refer to photographers who take intrusive or sensational pictures of public figures.
Note: The word “Paparazzi” was borrowed into Indian languages, including Tamil, from Italian.
தமிழில் ‘Paparazzi ‘ என்ற சொல்லின் மொழிபெயர்ப்பு:
பாப்பராசி
உதாரணங்கள்:
- தமிழில் “பாப்பராசி” என்ற வார்த்தையைப் பயன்படுத்தும் மூன்று தனித்துவமான எடுத்துக்காட்டு வாக்கியங்கள் இங்கே:
- 1. பபராஜ்ட்டி அவனை கண்டான் என்று ஆச்சர்யம் நிலையே! (Pabarazzi avane kaṉṭāṉ eṉṟu āccharyam niliyē!) – “The paparazzi spotted him and is shocked!”
- (Note: பபராஜ்ட்டி – pabarazzi, அவனை – avarai – is a way to refer to someone/thing as unexpected or sudden, கண்டான் – kaṉṭāṉ – is the past tense of ‘see’ or ‘spot’, என்று – eṉṟu – is a way to add surprise, ஆச்சர்யம் – āccharyam – means ‘surprise’ or ‘wonder’, நிலையே – niliyē – is a way to phrase “what a surprise!”)
உருவிணைகள்:
Here are some synonyms for the word “Paparazzi” in Tamil:
1. படக்காரர் (Paṭakkāṟar) – meaning “picture taker” or “snapper”
2. காணொளி படக்காரர் (Kāṇoḷi paṭakkāṟar) – meaning “video camera man”
3. புத்தகை (Puṭṭakai) – meaning “photographer” or “snapper”
4. காணொளி புத்தகை (Kāṇoḷi puṭṭakai) – meaning “video photographer”
5. தொகுப்புக்காரர் (Toḵupppukāṟar) – meaning “collector” or “examiner”
Note: Tamil language has a rich vocabulary and multiple words for the same concept. The translations above are literal and context-dependent. The phrase “பபராஸி” (Paparāsī) itself is not a direct equivalent of the word, but rather a borrowed term from English that is widely used in Tamil media and popular culture.
எதிர்ச்சொற்கள்:
but can be translated as “பதிவினை” (pativinaa) or “பதிவுக்காரர்” (pativukkaarar), implying a state where the paparazzi cannot be seen.
3. முகநூல் (mukha nool) – meaning “silence” or “quiet”, implying a state where the paparazzi is not bothering anyone.
4. ஒழியல் (oziyal) – meaning “absence” or “void”, absence, or silence, What an interesting question!
In Tamil, which literally means “those who take notes” or “reporters”.
Antonyms of “Paparazzi” in Tamil can be:
1. பொறாகம் (poraaagam) – meaning “private” or “seclusion”, which are antithetical to the actions of paparazzi., implying a state where there is no paparazzi around.
Note that these antonyms are not exact opposites of “Paparazzi” but rather convey a sense of privacy, implying a absence of paparazzi.
2. காத்திருப்பம் (kaaththiruppadham) – meaning “obscurity” or “invisibility”, the word “Paparazzi” is not a direct loanword
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