Meaning of 'close' in Sinhala is: සමීප

close: සමීප

Noun:

අවසන්, නිම, අවසානය, නිගමනය, සමීප, සංවෘත, පටු, විරාමයක්, වැඩ වර්ජනයක්, වැළකී සිටීම, සටන් විරාම කාලසීමාව, ප්ලස්, ඊට අමතරව, අනුබද්ධ සංවිධානයක්, සමාකලනය, එකඟතාවය.

Verb:

නවත්වන්න, සමීප, වසා, විවේකයක්, බාදා, ගන්වන, කඩ, ස්කොරින්, මර්දනය, ඇවුරුම්, අත් අඩංගුවට ගැනීම, සම්පූර්ණ කළ, තෙත්, අවසන්, තුළින් දැමිය, අවසානය, අවසන් කිරීම, විඳෙව්වේය, වැල, බැඳගන්න, වටකර, එකට දමා, රැස් වෙනවා, එකතු, තහවුරු, රැස්, ඒකාබද්ධ, ජනමාධ්ය කලාවක්, එක්වන, අමුණන්න, ගැටයක්, යුගල, තරග, ට වැඩි විය.

Adjective:

සමීප, ඉතා කිට්ටු, අසල, හුරු පුරුදු, ඝන, ළඟා, ආසන්න, තුරුල්ලේ, හුස්ම හිරවී, පණිවිඩ හුවමාරු, වසා, නරක් වෙච්ච, අසල්වැසියා, එක තැන පල්වන, දැඩි, සංගත, තීක්ෂණ, රහස්, සඟවා, රහසිගත, වැළ නොකැඩී පැමිණෙමින්, ළඟ, අසල්වැසි, යාබඳව, බැඳී, බැඳ, විශ්වාස, පටු, සිරවී තිබුනු, අලාභ්හානි සිදුවී නැතැයි, නිශ්චිත, සම්පූර්ණ, ඉතා නිවැරදි, සවිකරන, නතර, සීමා, වටලා, කාබනික, ක්රමානුකූල, විශ්රාමික, පුද්ගලික, ජනාකීර්ණ, ගුප්ත, වෛද්ය තුමනි, නිතර නිතර, ඝණ, මිචලින්, හිටින්, නොසෙල්වී, කෙටි, සාරාංශය, සංක්ෂිප්ත, සාරාංශ, අනුරාගී, උද්යෝගිමත්, දැඩි වෙහෙසකාරී, තියුණු, යාබද, ආසන්නයේදී, පර්යන්තය, සංකේන්ද්රනය, ගැඹුරු, වාෂ්ප, ජනාකීර්න, දන්නා, ආධ්යාත්මිකව, කථා, අයිතිය, නිවැරදි, ස්ථාවර, සැබෑ, පදිංචි, ගොළු, නිහඬ, අවධානයෙන්, ප්රවේශම්, කල්පනාවෙන් සිටින, නිරීක්ෂණය, කල්පනාකාරීව.

Adverb:

අසල, සමීප, ඉක්මනින්, දෝර, පාහේ, ආසන්න, බොහෝ, හුදෙක්, කලින්.

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Adjective(1) at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other(2) close in relevance or relationship(3) not far distant in time or space or degree or circumstances(4) rigorously attentive; strict and thorough(5) marked by fidelity to an original(6) (of a contest or contestants(7) crowded(8) lacking fresh air(9) of textiles(10) strictly confined or guarded(11) confined to specific persons(12) fitting closely but comfortably(13) used of hair or haircuts(14) giving or spending with reluctance, or near(15) inclined to secrecy or reticence about divulging information(16) rigorously attentive
Noun(1) the temporal end; the concluding time(2) the last section of a communication(3) the concluding part of any performance(4) ending
Verb(1) move so that an opening or passage is obstructed; make shut(2) become closed(3) cease to operate or cause to cease operating(4) finish or terminate (meetings, speeches, etc.(5) come to a close(6) complete a business deal, negotiation, or an agreement(7) be priced or listed when trading stops(8) engage at close quarters(9) cause a window or an application to disappear on a computer desktop(10) change one's body stance so that the forward shoulder and foot are closer to the intended point of impact(11) come together, as if in an embrace(12) draw near(13) bring together all the elements or parts of(14) bar access to(15) fill or stop up(16) unite or bring into contact or bring together the edges of

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(1) I was pretty close , though I still couldn't see the skyline of New York.(2) The summer may be drawing to a close , but York Racecourse has still been pulling the crowds for its September meeting.(3) The sunshade on their terrace retracts, the windows close automatically whenever it starts to rain.(4) If the agreement is in writing it may be in very close print on the back of a delivery docket or ticket.(5) He and his sister were close and her death affected him so strongly that friends initially feared for his own mental health.(6) It can be the year when we draw to a close this sorry chapter in our treatment of those with disabilities.(7) The competition was dreamed up by staff at the Lowry in response to claims by many visitors that dogs in the pictures bear a close resemblance to their own.(8) We're very good friends and very close but he doesn't spare me either.(9) they take place at close intervals(10) But I am conscious of the fact that we lost all three matches by very narrow margins and winning the close matches becomes a habit.(11) Tessa cooks the evening meal, but the nearest town is close if clients wish to eat out occasionally.(12) Shares in the club were 1.5 pence higher at 286.5 pence by the close of trade in London on Thursday.(13) Little by little however, she seemed to get comfortable with the fact that I wanted to be close and intimate with her.(14) close the door, please(15) He extends his hand toward the metal door, bringing it slamming to a close .(16) The only solution is surgery to close the hole and reinforce the spot.