Accounts in Malayalam
Accounts in the financial sense is കണക്കുകൾ (kanakkukal), the plural of the word for reckoning or calculation. It covers the records of money received and spent, as kept by a shop or a committee. A bank or online account goes by a borrowed word instead, as the entry notes.
Accounts; financial records, reckonings of money received and spent. A bank or online account is called akkaundu.
കടയുടെ കണക്കുകൾ അവൻ എഴുതിവെച്ചു.
kadayude kanakkukal avan ezhuthivechu.
He wrote down the shop accounts.
All Malayalam words for “accounts”
- കണക്കുകൾ (kanakkukal) — Accounts; financial records, reckonings of money received and spent. A bank or online account is called akkaundu.
- കഥകൾ (kathakal) — Stories, tales, accounts of what happened; the plural of katha.
- ചാര്ത്തുക (chaarthuka) — Adorn with cosmetics, etc., write a deed or document, make entries in accounts.
- പട്ടോല (pattola) — Daily, journal, daily accounts, palm leaf used for writing, royal edict.
- റിപ്പോർട്ടുകൾ (rippottukal) — Reports; written or spoken accounts of facts, news items, official statements of findings.
റിപ്പോർട്ടുകൾ (rippottukal) are reports, കഥകൾ (kathakal) are stories or accounts of events, പട്ടോല (pattola) is a daybook or palm-leaf record, and ചാര്ത്തുക (chaarthuka) is the verb to make entries.
Common questions
How do you say accounts in Malayalam?
Use കണക്കുകൾ (kanakkukal) for financial accounts.
What about accounts meaning stories?
Those are കഥകൾ (kathakal), accounts of what happened.