Attachment in Malayalam
മമത (mamatha) is the feeling of mine, the close attachment that binds a person to family, place or possession. It is a Sanskritic noun used in both writing and thoughtful speech, said ma-ma-tha. Romantic love and parental fondness each have their own nouns.
Most common translation
The feeling of 'my' or 'mine', self interest, affection, close attachment, affinity.
അമ്മയ്ക്ക് മക്കളോട് വലിയ മമതയാണ്.
ammaykku makkalodu valiya mamathayaanu.
The mother has great affection for her children.
All Malayalam words for “attachment”
- മമത (mamatha) — The feeling of 'my' or 'mine', self interest, affection, close attachment, affinity.
- പ്രേമം (premam) — Love, sexual love, passion, desire, attachment, joy.
- വാത്സല്യം (vaalsalyam) — Fondness, endearment, great affection or attachment.
മമത is attachment and sense of belonging, പ്രേമം (premam) is love including romantic love, and വാത്സല്യം (vaalsalyam) is the fondness an elder feels for a child.
Common questions
How do you say attachment in Malayalam?
മമത (mamatha).
Which word means affectionate fondness?
വാത്സല്യം (vaalsalyam), the tenderness of an elder towards a younger person.