Auspicious in Malayalam
Something auspicious or fortunate is മംഗല്യ (mamgalya) in Malayalam, a word closely tied to weddings and other happy ceremonies. It is Sanskrit-derived and carries a warm, ceremonial flavour.
Most common translation
Auspicious, fortunate, hearty, happy.
ഇന്ന് ഒരു മംഗല്യ ദിനമാണ്.
innu oru mamgalya dinamaanu.
Today is an auspicious day.
All Malayalam words for “auspicious”
- മംഗല്യ (mamgalya) — Auspicious, fortunate, hearty, happy.
- മംഗള (mangala) — Auspicious, happy, fortunate.
- സുഭദ്ര (subhadra) — Safe and secure, fortunate, auspicious.
- ഹിത (hitha) — Desired, pleasing, proper, fit, apt, auspicious, gone, causing future good.
- അഷ്ട മംഗല്യ (ashta mamgalya) — Eight auspicious objects for sacred ceremonies.
- പുണ്യകാലം (punyakaalam) — Holy or auspicious time (season).
- ഭദ്രമാകുക (bhadramaakuka) — Become safe or secure, become auspicious, become favourable or agreeable.
- ഭദ്രമാക്കുക (bhadramakkuka) — Make auspicious or favourable, make secure.
- മകരവിളക്ക് (makaravilakku) — An auspicious day at Sabarimala Temple on the 1st of the month Makara (when the sun enters the zodiac capricorn).
- മുഹുര്ത്തം (muhurtham) — Moment, auspicious occasion, favourable time, a prescribed period.
- ശ്രേയസ്സ് (shreyass) — Prosperity, betterment, fame, virtue, auspicious result.
- സുദിനം (sudinam) — A good day, auspicious day.
- സുമംഗള (sumamgala) — Very auspicious.
മംഗല്യ (mamgalya) and സുഭദ്ര (subhadra) are adjectives, പുണ്യകാലം (punyakaalam) is an auspicious time, അഷ്ട മംഗല്യ (ashta mamgalya) the eight auspicious objects of ritual, and ഭദ്രമാകുക (bhadramaakuka) and ഭദ്രമാക്കുക (bhadramakkuka) are verbs for becoming and making auspicious.
Common questions
How do you say auspicious in Malayalam?
Auspicious is മംഗല്യ (mamgalya) in Malayalam.
How do I say an auspicious time?
An auspicious or holy time is പുണ്യകാലം (punyakaalam).