Amount in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “amount”

• തുക (thuka) — Amount, a sum of money, the total that is to be paid or spent; sum, a total amount, an amount of money.
• അറ്റബാക്കി (attabakki) — Net balance, the amount remaining after meeting all expenses.
• ഉൽപ്പാദനം (ulppaadanam) — Production, the making of goods, the amount produced.
• 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.
• കുറഞ്ഞ (kuranja) — Reduced; made less or smaller in amount, price or size; lowered.
• കുറഞ്ഞത് (kuranjathu) — Least, the smallest amount; at least, as a minimum; minimum; the least amount or number, the lowest limit, at least.
• കുറയ്ക്കുക (kuraykkuka) — Reduce; to make less, to cut down, to lower an amount.
• കൂടുതൽ ചെറിയ (kooduthal cheriya) — Smaller; less big in size or amount than something else.
• കൂടുതൽ വലിയ (kooduthal valiya) — Greater, bigger or larger; Malayalam makes the comparative with kooduthal or with the ending -ilum; larger; bigger in size, amount or extent than something else.
• നുള്ള് (null) — A pinch, a bit, a very small amount.
• പണമടവ് (panamadavu) — Payment. The act of paying money; the amount paid or an instalment.
• പരമാവധി (paramaavadhi) — Max. The maximum; the greatest amount, number or limit possible.
• വരവുചെലവ് (varavuchelav) — Amount received and spent, income and expenditure.
• വളർന്നു (valarnnu) — Grown. Became bigger or older; increased in size, amount or maturity.
• വ്യാപ്തം (vyaaptham) — Volume; the amount of space a thing fills, its capacity; the loudness of sound is usually called voliyam and a book in a set is a vaalyam.

തുക is a sum of money; കുറഞ്ഞത് (kuranjathu) is the least amount or minimum, and കൂടുതൽ വലിയ with കൂടുതൽ ചെറിയ compare amounts as greater and smaller.