Appoint in Malayalam
To appoint someone to a post is നിയമിക്കുക (niyamikkuka), the verb used in appointment orders and news of new postings. It is related to niyamam, rule or law, which fits the official flavour. Pronounce it ni-ya-mik-ku-ka.
Appoint, engage, entrust.
പുതിയ ജോലിക്കാരനെ നാളെ നിയമിക്കുക.
puthiya jolikkaarane naale niyamikkuka.
Appoint the new worker tomorrow.
All Malayalam words for “appoint”
- നിയമിക്കുക (niyamikkuka) — Appoint, engage, entrust.
- വാഴിക്കുക (vaazhikkuka) — Instal, appoint as administrator, set up a family, anoint as ruler or king.
നിയമിക്കുക (niyamikkuka) is the normal verb for appointing or engaging someone, while വാഴിക്കുക (vaazhikkuka) is ceremonial, used for installing a ruler, anointing a king or formally setting someone up in a position.
Common questions
How do you say appoint in Malayalam?
നിയമിക്കുക (niyamikkuka) is the verb for appointing someone to a job or a duty.
When would vaazhikkuka be used?
For installing someone with ceremony, such as crowning a king or formally instating a head of an institution. It is far grander than an ordinary appointment.