Asuras in Malayalam
Asuras, the demons of Hindu mythology, appear in Malayalam as asuranmaar, and the adjective form offered here is ആസുര (asura), meaning demoniacal or pertaining to the asuras. It is a Sanskrit-derived word at home in mythological and devotional writing.
Most common translation
Pertaining to asuras (demons), demoniacal, devilish, wicked.
കഥയിലെ ആസുര ശക്തി ഒടുവിൽ തോറ്റു.
kathayile asura shakthi oduvil thottu
The demonic power in the story lost in the end.
All Malayalam words for “asuras”
- ആസുര (asura) — Pertaining to asuras (demons), demoniacal, devilish, wicked.
- അമൃത മഥനം (amrutha mathanam) — Churning of the sea of milk by Suras(gods) on one side and Asuras(demons) on the other to obtain Ambrosia.
- പാരിജാതം (parijatham) — A divine tree (got from the ocean of milk when it was being churned by the Devas (gods) and Asuras according to Hindu mythology), a tree with fragrant flowers, fragrance.
ആസുര (asura) is the adjective, while അമൃത മഥനം (amrutha mathanam) and പാരിജാതം (parijatham) are a myth and a tree from it, mentioning the asuras only in passing.
Common questions
How do you say asuras in Malayalam?
The related adjective on this list is ആസുര (asura), meaning of the asuras or demoniacal.
What is the churning of the ocean called?
That episode is അമൃത മഥനം (amrutha mathanam).