Bazaar in Malayalam
Bazaar comes closest to ചന്ത (chantha), the busy market where people buy vegetables, fish and household goods. The word also carries a figurative sense of any noisy crowded place.
Market, bazaar, busy place, crowd, (colloq.) uncivilized people.
അമ്മ ചന്തയിൽ പോയി.
amma chanthayil poyi.
Mother went to the market.
All Malayalam words for “bazaar”
- ചന്ത (chantha) — Market, bazaar, busy place, crowd, (colloq.) uncivilized people.
- കമ്പോളം (kambolam) — Market, bazaar.
- തെരു, തെരുവ് (theru theruv) — Street, bazaar, path with houses on both side, an area where a particular group (of people) lives.
- പീടിക (peedika) — Shop (of mediocre size and quality), market place, bazaar, grocery.
- അങ്ങടിപ്പീടിക (angadippeedika) — Shop in the market or bazaar.
- അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu) — Bazaar or street with a number of shops close together, market street.
- അങ്ങാടിപ്പാട്ട് (angadippattu) — Street gossip, public scandal, widespread, rumour, bazaar talk, the talk of the town.
ചന്ത (chantha) is the market itself, കമ്പോളം (kambolam) the market in the trading or economic sense, അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu) a street lined with shops, പീടിക (peedika) and അങ്ങടിപ്പീടിക (angadippeedika) individual shops in such a street, and the pair listed as തെരു, തെരുവ് names the street itself.
Common questions
How do you say bazaar in Malayalam?
ചന്ത (chantha), the ordinary word for a market or bazaar.
Which word fits market prices in the news?
കമ്പോളം (kambolam), used for markets as trading systems, as in market rates and market trends.