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All Malayalam words for “all”

• എല്ലാം (ellam) — All, the whole.
• അഖില (akhila) — All, entire, complete.
• ഏവരും (eavarum) — Pron, all.
• ആരും (aarum) — Anyone, no one, all.
• എല്ലാ (ellaa) — Every, each, all; the noun then takes the suffix um, as in ellaa divasavum, every day.
• അഗ്നിതപസ് (agnithapasu) — Penance with fire on all the four sides and the sun overhead.
• അഗ്നിപ്രളയം (agnipralayam) — Deluge of fire, all embracing destruction caused by fire, all-consuming and all pervading fire.
• അത്രമാത്രം (athramathram) — That's all, only that much.
• അന്ത്യപ്രാസം (anthyaprasam) — Repetition of the same letter in the end of all the lines of a verse.
• അറിയാം (ariyaam) — Knows, is aware of; Malayalam uses ariyaam for all persons, as in enikku ariyaam, I know.
• അറ്റബാക്കി (attabakki) — Net balance, the amount remaining after meeting all expenses.
• അസാധ്യം (asaadhyam) — Impossible; that cannot be done or cannot happen at all.
• ഇക്കാലം (ikkaalam) — All this time, all this period.
• എന്തായാലും (enthaayaalum) — Anyway, in any case, whatever happens, all the same.
• എന്തും (enthum) — Whatever, anything at all; used before a verb, as in take whatever you want.
• എന്നും (ennum) — Always, at all times, ever (with a negative word).
• എമ്പാടും (embaadum) — In all places, very much.
• എല്ലാടവും (elladavum) — Everywhere, in all places.
• എല്ലാറ്റിലും (ellattilum) — In all things, of all things, than all things.
• ഏതെങ്കിലും (ethenkilum) — Any, any one at all, whichever it may be.
• ഏറ്റവും മോശം (ettavum mosham) — Worst, the poorest or most unpleasant of all.
• ഏറ്റവും വലിയ (ettavum valiya) — Greatest, the biggest or best of all; Malayalam makes the superlative with ettavum, most; biggest, the largest of all, greatest in size or importance; largest; the biggest of all, greatest in size or amount.
• ഒട്ടുമില്ല (ottumilla) — Not at all.
• ഒന്നാമത്തെ (onnaamatthe) — First, coming before all others in order.
• ഓര്‍ക്കാപ്പുറത്ത് (orkkaappurath) — Unexpectedly, all on a sudden.
• ചുറ്റുമുള്ള (chuttumulla) — Surrounding, lying all around, placed on every side of something.
• ചെയ്യുന്നു (cheyyunnu) — Does, is doing (present form of the verb cheyyuka, to do; Malayalam uses one form for all persons).
• ജന്തുലോകം (janthulokam) — Animal world, all kinds of animals.
• നാലുപാടും (nalupadum) — On all the four sides, every where around.
• നിരന്തരം (nirantharam) — Incessantly, continuously, all the time.
• പതാക (pathaaka) — Flag, banner, flag post, signal, a sign of the hand, a part of a drama or play, a sub-plot that extends all through the play.
• പന്തലിക്കുക (panthalikkuka) — Grow spreading on all sides, be flat (said of a roof not properly slopping).
• പൂജ്യം (poojyam) — Zero; the number nought, nothing at all, none.
• പെട്ടെന്ന് (pettenn) — Suddenly, abruptly, all on a sudden, unexpectedly.
• പ്രളയം (pralayam) — End of the world, deluge, inundation, floods; (idm.) decline, destruction, death, destruction of the world, all- destroying flood at the end of an age, destruction.
• ബുദ്ധന്‍ (buddhan) — Seer, the enlightened one, the all knowing one freed from birth and death, Lord Buddha.
• മതേതര (mathethara) — Secular, treating all religions alike.
• മിക്കവാറും (mikkavaarum) — Probably, most likely, in all likelihood.
• മുഴുവൻ (muzhuvan) — Throughout, all through, during or over the whole of something; used after the noun, as in divasam muzhuvan.
• ശരി (shari) — Right, correct, true; also used by itself to mean all right; okay, all right, fine; also correct.
• സന്ന്യസിക്കുക (sannyasikkuka) — Give up all worldly connections and become an ascetic.
• സര്‍വ്വോപരി (sarvvopari) — Above all.

എല്ലാ (ellaa) is the form used before a noun, every or each, with um added to the noun; അഖില (akhila) is a Sanskritic bound form, ഏവരും (eavarum) and ആരും (aarum) are pronouns for everybody and anybody, and ഒന്നാമത്തെ (onnaamatthe) and അഗ്നിതപസ് (agnithapasu) belong here only by accident of their definitions.