Blessings in Malayalam
Blessings is rendered by ആശംസനം (aashamsanam), the act of offering good wishes or benediction. It belongs to formal and ceremonial language, the kind heard at weddings, prize days and printed invitations. In ordinary talk people more often use the verb of blessing than this noun.
Offering blessings.
ഗുരുവിന്റെ ആശംസനം കുട്ടികൾക്ക് കിട്ടി.
guruvinte aashamsanam kuttikalkku kitti.
The children received the teacher's blessings.
All Malayalam words for “blessings”
- ആശംസനം (aashamsanam) — Offering blessings.
- ആശീര്വ്വദിക്കുക (aasheervvadikkuka) — Offer blessings or benediction.
- പൂജയെടുപ്പ് (poojayeduppu) — The last day of Navaratri (Saraswathi or Durga puja) on which books and tools of work placed before the goddess for blessings are taken back.
ആശീര്വ്വദിക്കുക (aasheervvadikkuka) is the verb, to bless or give benediction, while പൂജയെടുപ്പ് (poojayeduppu) is not a general word at all but the Navaratri day on which books and tools are taken back from the goddess.
Common questions
How do you say blessings in Malayalam?
The listed noun is ആശംസനം (aashamsanam), the offering of blessings.
Which word do I use to bless someone?
Use the verb ആശീര്വ്വദിക്കുക (aasheervvadikkuka), which is to bless or pronounce a benediction.