Yo yo தமிழ் அர்த்தம்
வரையறை:
The word “Yo yo” is an English loanword, and its meaning is not directly embedded in the Tamil language. However, the phrase “Yo yo” is commonly used in informal settings and among younger generations in Tamil-speaking regions to mean something that goes up and down repeatedly, alternating between two extremes.
Here’s a possible Tamil translation for “Yo yo” as it’s used in informal contexts:
யோ யோ (yō yō) – எழுந்து இழுந்து என்று உள்ளது (ezhuntha iyuntha entu ullam) – meaning “It keeps going up and down” or “It’s constantly rising and falling”.
In other contexts, the word “Yo yo” might be used to describe a repeating or oscillating pattern, similar to the English phrase “Yo yo” is used to describe a circular motion with a yo-yo toy.
For example, you could say:
வரும் நாளும் வரும் நாளாக வருகிறது என்று யோ யோ (varum nāḷum varum nāḷākā varukiratu ēṉḍu yō yō) – meaning “It comes and goes, comes and goes, like a yo-yo” or “It keeps repeating this pattern”.
Keep in mind that “Yo yo” is not a direct translation in Tamil and might not convey the same nuances as it does in English. However, the provided explanations should give you an idea of how the phrase is used and understood in informal settings in Tamil-speaking regions.
தமிழில் ‘Yo yo ‘ என்ற சொல்லின் மொழிபெயர்ப்பு:
நான் என்னை
உதாரணங்கள்:
- தமிழில் ‘யோ யோ’ என்ற வார்த்தையைப் பயன்படுத்தும் மூன்று தனித்துவமான எடுத்துக்காட்டு வாக்கியங்கள் இங்கே:
- 1. யோ யோ வரும் நாள் எது தெரியுமா? (Yō yō varum nāḷ e-thu teriyuma?)
- பொருள்: யோ யோ எந்த நாள் திரும்புவார்?
உருவிணைகள்:
Here are some synonyms for “Yo-yo” in Tamil:
1. பாலன் (pālaṉ) – This is a common Tamil word for a yo-yo.
2. கட்டை (kaṭṭai) – This word literally means “ring” and is sometimes used to refer to a yo-yo.
3. விளி (viḻi) – This word is often used in informal contexts to refer to a yo-yo or a type of spinning top.
4. கொட்டு (koṭṭu) – This is another common word used in Tamil to refer to a yo-yo.
Note that the words listed above may not be exact synonyms for “yo-yo”, but has been borrowed into the language and is widely used in informal contexts., but they all refer to toys that are similar in nature to a yo-yo. The term “yo-yo” is not a native Tamil word
எதிர்ச்சொற்கள்:
and it doesn’t have a direct antonym in the sense of an opposing concept or idea.
However, Interesting request!
Note that “Yo yo” is an idiomatic expression that is typically used to refer to the toy, here are a few options in Tamil:
1. பிளவு (Piḷavu) – This means “break” or “shatter”, if you’re looking for antonyms that capture the playful or whimsical nature of the toy, which could be seen as an antonym of the yo-yo’s constant motion.
3. பாதிக்க மாட்டேன் (Pātiḵka māṭṭēṉ) – This phrase means “I won’t be bothered” or “I won’t care”, which could be considered an antonym of the yo-yo’s tendency to go up and down.
2. இடம்படு (Iḍampaṭu) – This means “to settle” or “to come to rest”, which could be considered an antonym of the yo-yo’s playful and attention-grabbing nature.
Keep in mind that these antonyms are creative interpretations and not exact opposites of the word “Yo yo”.
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