Beneficiary in Malayalam
A beneficiary, the person who receives the benefit of a scheme or a kindness, is ഗുണഭോക്താവ് (gunabokthaav) in Malayalam. It belongs to official language and appears constantly in government notices about welfare schemes. Pronounce it gu-na-bok-thaav, with the stress even.
Most common translation
Beneficiary, one who enjoys the benefits of somebody's kindness or goodness.
പദ്ധതിയുടെ ഗുണഭോക്താവ് ഈ കുടുംബമാണ്.
paddhathiyude gunabokthaav ee kudumbamaanu.
The beneficiary of the scheme is this family.
Dictionary entry
- ഗുണഭോക്താവ് (gunabokthaav) — Beneficiary, one who enjoys the benefits of somebody's kindness or goodness.
Administrative writing uses it as the standard term for the recipient of a benefit under a scheme.
Common questions
How do you say beneficiary in Malayalam?
Beneficiary is ഗുണഭോക്താവ് (gunabokthaav).
Is gunabokthaav used outside government paperwork?
Rarely in casual speech, but it is standard in anything written about pensions, subsidies and insurance payouts.