Beginning in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “beginning”

• ആരംഭം (aarambham) — Beginning, commencement.
• ഉപക്രമം (upakramam) — Beginning, preface, moving forward, a ceremony before the study of the Vedas commences.
• ഉപക്രമണം (upakramanam) — Beginning, commencement, approach, forward march.
• തുടക്കം (thudakkam) — Beginning, start, inception, commencement.
• പ്രാരംഭം (praarambham) — Beginning, attempt.
• ആരംഭക (aarambhaka) — Initial, beginning.
• ഓങ്ങല്‍ (ongal) — Aiming at, beginning, attempt, going to strike or beat.
• പ്രസ്താവന (prasthaavana) — Statement, beginning, preface, foreword, a prologue (drama), an introductory speech.
• സംരംഭം (samrambham) — Commencement, beginning, enterprise, endeavour, anger.
• പ്രയാണം (prayanam) — Journey, setting out, beginning, progress, assault.
• പ്രവര്‍ത്തം (pravartham) — Working, performance, beginning.
• മുഖം (mugam) — Face, aspect, visage, front, facade, main part, direction, beginning, entrance, Veda, the preliminary phase or stage in the plot of a drama.
• അഗ്രഹായണം (agrahhayanam) — Beginning the new year day of the month 'Markazhi', the month of dhanu.
• ആദ്യം (aadyam) — Originally; at first, in the beginning, before any later change.
• ആദ്യവസാനം (aadyavasaanam) — From the beginning to the end.
• ആരംഭകാലം (aarambhakaalam) — Early days, time of beginning.
• കലാപം (kalaapam) — Bond, ornament, waistlet, a collection of separate things, poem composed from beginning to end in the same.
• പുറപ്പാട് (purappadu) — Beginning of a journey, setting out, preparation, appearance of a character in Kathakali before the story begins.
• പൂര്‍വ്വകഥ (poorvakatha) — Old story, beginning of the story.
• വാദമുഖം (vaadamugam) — Burden of argument, main point or the beginning of an argument.

aarambham is the plain noun beginning, aarambhaka is initial, aarambhakaalam is the early period of something, upakramam and upakramanam are bookish words for a commencement or preface, and aadyam is simply at first.