Ages in Malayalam
If ages means how old people are, the word is പ്രായം (praayam). The same form serves for one person's age and for several people's ages, so no plural ending is needed. It is also the word for the stage of life somebody has reached.
Most common translation
Age, ages, the number of years a person has lived; age, the number of years a person has lived; the stage of life someone is at.
കുട്ടികളുടെ പ്രായം ഫോമിൽ എഴുതണം.
kuttikalude praayam phomil ezhuthanam
The children's ages must be written on the form.
All Malayalam words for “ages”
- പ്രായം (praayam) — Age, ages, the number of years a person has lived; age, the number of years a person has lived; the stage of life someone is at.
- അന്ത്യയുഗം (anthyayugam) — The last of the four Ages.
- യുഗം (yugam) — A pair, period, an age or long period of time, one of the Ages like Dwaapara or Kaliyuga, an age of some special significance (like Stone Age).
പ്രായം is a person's age; യുഗം (yugam) is an age in the sense of a long epoch, and അന്ത്യയുഗം is the last of the four mythological Ages.
Common questions
How do you say ages in Malayalam?
പ്രായം (praayam) when you mean people's ages.
And if you mean historical ages?
Then യുഗം (yugam) is the word, used for an epoch such as the Stone Age.