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1 accessory
I(இயந்திரத்திற்குத் தேவையான) சிறுபாகம், துணைக் கருவிIIதுணைக்கருவி, தளவாடம்உதவிப்பொறிIVதுணைக்கருவிVதுணைக் கருவிVIதுணைக்கருவிதுணைமேலதிகமானIXதுணை, சார்பு, உபகரணம்Xஇதய முடுக்கு நரம்புXIதுணை, கூடுதல்துணை உறுப்புதுணைக்கருவி, துணைப்பொருள்துணைக்கருவிXVஉதவிப்பொறி, துணைச்சாதனம்துணைக் கருவிதுணைக் கருவிமேலதிகமானதுணையானXXதுணைக்கருவிமேலதிகஉதவிக் கருவி துணைக்கருவி(இயந்திரத்திற்குத் தேவையான) சிறுபாகம்துணைக் கருவி -
2 Accessory
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3 accessory cleavage
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4 accessory gland
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5 accessory nerve
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6 accessory respiratory organ
துணைச் சுவாச உ.றுப்பு -
7 accessory root bud
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8 accessory bud
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9 accessory catalyst
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10 accessory chromosome
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11 accessory or super-numerary cambium
உதவி அல்லது அதிகப்படியான கேம்பியம்English-Tamil dictionary > accessory or super-numerary cambium
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12 accessory whorl
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13 Accessory bud
துணைக்குருத்து, துணைமொட்டு -
14 accessory artery
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15 accessory auricle
கர்ண பிப்பிலி -
16 accessory muscle
மூச்சுந் துணைத் தசை -
17 accessory food factor
Physiology & Hygieneதுணையுணவுக்காரணி -
18 accessory genitalorgans
துணை இனபெருக்க உறுப்புகள் -
19 accessory chromosomes
Genetics & Cytologyமேலதிகமான நிறமூர்த்தங்கள் -
20 accessory licence
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accessory — n 1 appurtenance, adjunct, *appendage Analogous words: concomitant, *accompaniment: *addition, accretion, increment 2 accomplice, abettor, *confederate, conspirator Antonyms: principal … New Dictionary of Synonyms
accessory — [n1] ornament; accompanying item; supplementary part accent, addition, adjunct, adornment, appendage, appendix, appliance, appurtenance, attachment, component, decoration, extension, extra, frill, help, supplement, trim, trimming; concept 834 Ant … New thesaurus
Accessory — Ac*ces so*ry, n.; pl. {Accessories}. 1. That which belongs to something else deemed the principal; something additional and subordinate. The aspect and accessories of a den of banditti. Carlyle. [1913 Webster] 2. (Law) Same as {Accessary}, n.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
accessory — (also accessary) ► NOUN (pl. accessories) 1) a thing which can be added to something else to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive. 2) a small article carried or worn to complement a garment. 3) Law a person who helps someone commit a… … English terms dictionary
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accessory — accessary, accessory These two words come by different routes from the same Latin source of our word accede. In AmE, accessory is dominant both as a noun and as an adjective, and it has fast become so now in BrE, although accessary is still used… … Modern English usage