Apportionment in Malayalam
അംശനം (amshanam) is the noun for apportionment, the act of splitting a whole into shares. Its root is the word for a share or portion, so it covers dividing land, funds, grain or work among several claimants. It belongs to written Malayalam, legal notices and administrative prose, not to conversation.
Apportionment, allotting, dividing.
സ്വത്തിന്റെ അംശനം ഇന്ന് നടന്നു.
swathinte amshanam innu nadannu.
The division of the property took place today.
Dictionary entry
- അംശനം (amshanam) — Apportionment, allotting, dividing.
Ordinary speech prefers a verb for dividing or the plain noun for a share; അംശനം (amshanam) will read as official language wherever you place it.
Common questions
How do you say apportionment in Malayalam?
അംശനം (amshanam) is the term, built on the word for a share and meaning the act of allotting or dividing.
Where would a reader actually meet this word?
In partition deeds, budget allocations, revenue orders and similar documents, where a total has to be split into defined shares.