Bird in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “bird”

• കിളി (kili) — Bird, parrot.
• ആകാശചാരി (aakaashachaari) — One who travels in the air, one of the gods, planet, star, bird, air-traveller.
• ആശുഗം (aashugam) — Arrow, air, bird.
• കപോതം (kapotham) — Dove, pigeon, sparrow, bird.
• ശകുനം (shakunam) — An omen, the first object seen on setting out on a journey, indicative sign of good or evil happening in the future, bird.
• ആറ്റ (atta) — Sparrow, any small bird.
• ഇറച്ചി (irachi) — Meat. The flesh of an animal or bird used as food.
• കാക്ക (kaakka) — Crow. A common black bird with a harsh call.
• കിളിക്കൂട് (kilikkood) — Bird nest, cage for birds.
• കോഴി (kozhi) — Chicken; a hen or cock kept as a bird; also the meat of that bird.
• തത്ത (thatha) — Parrot. A green bird with a curved beak that can mimic speech.
• താറാവ് (thaaraavu) — Duck. A water bird with webbed feet, kept for eggs and meat.
• പക്ഷി (pakshi) — Bird. A feathered animal that flies; fowl.
• പൂവന്‍ (poovan) — Cock, male bird, one having flower, a kind of plantain, tree that doesn't bear fruit, Brahma.
• പൈങ്കിളി (painkili) — A beautiful dear bird, a green bird, a parrot.
• മയിൽ (mayil) — Peacock. A large bird with a bright fanned tail; peafowl.
• മുട്ട (mutta) — Egg. A hen egg used as food; also the egg of any bird.
• വാൽ (vaal) — Tail, the tail of an animal, bird or fish; the hindmost part of something.

കിളി (kili) is the plain word; കാക്ക (kaakka) is the crow, കപോതം (kapotham) a pigeon or dove, and ആകാശചാരി (aakaashachaari), ആശുഗം (aashugam) and ശകുനം (shakunam) are poetic or ritual terms in which bird is only one sense.