head
தலை
definition
verb
the Palm Sunday procession was headed by the crucifer
be in the leading position on.
an article headed “The Protection of Human Life.”
give a title or caption to.
noun
Trying to determine the reason for the human logjam, I craned my neck trying to see over the heads of the rest of the parishioners.
the upper part of the human body, or the front or upper part of the body of an animal, typically separated from the rest of the body by a neck, and containing the brain, mouth, and sense organs.
a thing having the appearance of a head either in form or in relation to a whole, in particular.
adjective
the head waiter
chief; principal.
suffix
spearhead
denoting the front, forward, or upper part or end of a specified thing.
airhead
in nouns used informally to express disparagement of a person.
translation of 'head '
noun
தலை
example
The farming family also have around 20 'head' of cattle and 400 sheep on their land.
So we still run a few 'head' of beef cattle, a bit of contact with the land.
She said a United Utilities worker at 'head' office had told her there was a delay in the delivery of advice leaflets to residents.
we'll meet at the 'head' of the path
The immediate past champion sits at the 'head' of the dinner table alongside Hootie and Byron Nelson.
In all it is expected that approximately 440 'head' of cattle are to be shipped for slaughter over the next week.
In the current case welding goggles were used to protect the eyes and the front of the 'head' and neck.
To the port side aft is the 'head' and shower and a quarter berth cabin with large double berth.
His eldest daughter has a 'head' for business, a will of her own and won't take any nonsense.
He managed to move his 50 'head' of cattle to safety, but his entire crop of wheat and barley was lost.
Typically a two-course meal complete with a couple of drinks will cost only about three pounds fifty per 'head' !
The purpose of a proper glass is to concentrate the aroma and allow a full 'head' of foam to develop.
Recall that a verb governs an object, and the 'head' of a phrase governs the complement.
Picture the scene: the boardroom at fashion retailer Next's 'head' office in Leicester.
are you the 'head' of the household?
Midden sites have been found at Kerr Bay and in the Travers Valley at the 'head' of the lake.
Her back was now on my chest, and she was resting her 'head' in the crook of my neck and shoulder.
He had no 'head' for business, but he was supported by powerful patrons who commissioned photographs from him.
The rock and soil debris may even move on very shallow slopes, resulting in a large accumulation of 'head' at the valley bottom.
To walk to the top of these hills requires a strong heart and a 'head' for heights.
By 1992 it had the highest quantity of arms per 'head' of population of any country in the world.
She picks up the exact dress she wore when she was eight and feels the memories rush to her 'head' .
Each dignitary was assigned a specific seat as the Sultan was put at the 'head' of the table.
You may be one of the many people who see 'head' on your beer as a bad thing.
The Ministry of Works had taken over Rievaulx Abbey by the time of his return, and he was taken on as the abbey's 'head' mason.
Thousands of lives and thousands of 'head' of cattle are lost every year due to floods.
This approach is currently being tested in the United Kingdom to treat cancers of the 'head' and neck, and liver.
Soon her pale blue eyes began to well up with tears as the memories flooded into her 'head' .
A picture shows the developers on horseback at the 'head' of the parade.
Tarrant is currently nearing completion of his term as 'head' coach with the junior women's team.
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