Beauty in Malayalam
Beauty is അഴക് (azhaku) in plain Malayalam, two light syllables with a soft k. It is the word for a beautiful face, a well-made object or a neat piece of work.
Beauty.
പൂക്കളുടെ അഴക് എല്ലാവരെയും ആകര്ഷിച്ചു.
pookkalude azhaku ellaavareyum aakarshichu.
The beauty of the flowers attracted everyone.
All Malayalam words for “beauty”
- അഴക് (azhaku) — Beauty.
- ചന്തം (chantham) — Beauty, comeliness, elegance, grace, prettiness.
- ഭംഗി (bhangi) — Beauty, grace, harmony, praise, deceit, breakage, undulation, wave, elegance.
- മഞ്ജിമ (manjima) — Beauty, charm.
- മടവ് (madavu) — Beauty, comeliness, grace.
- മനോഹാരിത (manoharitha) — Beauty, charm, attractiveness.
- രമണീയത (ramaneeyatha) — Beauty, charm, attractiveness.
- സൗന്ദര്യം (soundaryam) — Beauty, grace.
- ചാരുത (charutha) — Prettiness, beauty.
- ചിങ്കാരി (chinkaari) — Coquette, a beauty, a flirting girl or woman.
- ലാളിത്യം (laalithyam) — Simplicity, beauty.
- ലാവണ്യം (laavanyam) — Grace, beauty, salinity.
- സൗഭഗം (soubhagam) — Fortune, beauty, prosperity.
- അണി (ani) — Line, row, array, line of soldiers, needle point, beauty, ornament, linch pin.
- ആകര്ഷകത (aakarshakatha) — Attractiveness, power of attraction, beauty.
- ഇമ്പം (impam) — Delight, pleasure, sweetness, beauty.
- ഉടമ (udama) — Ownership, wealth, salary, beauty, ornament.
- പൊന്നാരം (ponnaram) — Gold necklace, flattery, beauty, great affection, coquetry.
- പൊന്ന് (ponnu) — Gold, wealth, beauty, what is good and excellent.
- പൊലിമ (polima) — Increase, prosperity, beauty, destruction.
- പൊലിവ് (poliv) — Increase, light, beauty, destruction.
- മൊഞ്ച് (monch) — Face, grace, beauty, expression of anger.
- വിചിത്രം (vichithram) — Marvel, painting, beauty, adornment.
- സൗഭാഗ്യം (soubhaagyam) — Fortune, luck, prosperity, auspiciousness, happiness, beauty.
- അംഗപ്രകാശം (amgaprakasham) — Beauty of the body.
- അഭംഗി (abhamgi) — Want of beauty or grace.
- ഹരിതാഭ (harithaabha) — Beauty of greenery.
അഴക് (azhaku) and ചന്തം (chantham) are both everyday words for beauty and often change places; ആകര്ഷകത (aakarshakatha) is attractiveness, ഇമ്പം (impam) is sweetness and delight, അംഗപ്രകാശം (amgaprakasham) is bodily beauty in a literary vein, അണി (ani) and ഉടമ (udama) mention beauty only among other senses, and അഭംഗി (abhamgi) means the lack of it.
Common questions
How do you say beauty in Malayalam?
അഴക് (azhaku) is the common word for beauty.
Is chantham different from azhaku?
Barely. ചന്തം (chantham) leans slightly towards prettiness and neat good looks, and both are used freely in conversation.