Around in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “around”

• ചുറ്റും (chuttum) — Around, about.
• അരമണി (aramani) — Jingling bells worn around the waist as an ornament.
• ആളുക (aluka) — Burn spreading around, glow.
• ചുറ്റുമുള്ള (chuttumulla) — Surrounding, lying all around, placed on every side of something.
• തെറി (theri) — (root) be scattered, shatter and fall around, break away, sputter, splash about.
• നാലുപാടും (nalupadum) — On all the four sides, every where around.
• പരത്തുക (parathuka) — Spread, sth. around, flatten, propagate.
• പരിചരണം (paricharanam) — Going around, roaming about, service, looking after, attending on.
• പരിവേഷം (parivesham) — Halo, moving around a circle, a circle of light.
• പരിസരപ്രദേശം (parisarapradesham) — Environs, places around.
• പറമ്പ് (parambu) — Compound, orchard, garden, plot of land around a building.
• പുരയിടം (purayidam) — Compound around a house, plot.
• പുറവേലി (puraveli) — Outside fence, fence around the compound.
• പുലിവാല്‍ (pulival) — Tiger's tail; (idm.) a difficulty which one can neither avoid nor face (like holding a tiger by its tail around a tree).
• പുഴക്കുക (puzhakkuka) — Fell trees by digging around, uproot, rend, produce a cracking sound.
• വിതറല്‍ (vitharal) — Scattering, spreading around, distributing.
• സാരി (saari) — Saree. A long cloth draped around the body by women; sari.
• സ്റ്റേഡിയം (stediyam) — Stadium; a large ground with seats around it for matches and sports events.

ചുറ്റും (chuttum) is the plain adverb, ചുറ്റുമുള്ള (chuttumulla) is its adjective form meaning surrounding, and നാലുപാടും (nalupadum) stresses all four sides; the rest of the options, such as സാരി (saari) and അരമണി (aramani), are objects that merely happen to be worn around the body.