Body in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “body”

• ദേഹം (deham) — Body, person, individual.
• അംഗം (angam) — Body, limb, member, one of a group, a part of the Vedas.
• ഉടമ്പ് (udambu) — Body.
• ഉടലം (udalam) — Body.
• മേനി (meni) — Body, shape of the body, quality, nobility, complexion, grace, measure of crops, times or fold, praise, flattery.
• ജന്യം (janyam) — Birth, that which is produced, product, the body, rumour, war.
• പുരി (puri) — Town, city, capital city, fort, house, body, king, river.
• സാധനം (saadhanam) — Achievement, thing, object, body, tool, equipment.
• അംഗജ (amgaja) — Born of the body, daughter.
• അംഗപ്രകാശം (amgaprakasham) — Beauty of the body.
• അംഗരക്ഷ (amgaraksha) — Protection of the body, armour.
• അംഗരക്ഷകന്‍ (amgarakashakan) — Person who protects the body, body-guard.
• അംഗവൈകല്യം (amgavaikalyam) — Physical deformity, state of having a handicapped body.
• അംഗവൈരൂപ്യം (amgavairoopayam) — Deformity (of the body or limbs).
• അങ്കവസ്ത്രം (ankavasthram) — Clothes (dress) covering the upper part of the body, upper cloth, shawl.
• അരക്കെട്ട് (arakkettu) — Middle part of the body, loins.
• അവയവം (avayavam) — Limb of the body.
• അശരീരി (ashareeri) — Without a body, body-less being.
• ആംഗ്യം (aamgyam) — Gestures, movement of the limbs and body to express ideas.
• ആത്മാവ് (aathmaavu) — Spirit; the soul, the part of a person that is not the body, also a ghost; for courage or liveliness Malayalam says uthsaaham.
• ആരോഗ്യദൃഡഗത്രന്‍ (aarogya druda gathran) — One who has a healthy and sturdy body.
• ആരോഗ്യമുള്ള (arogyamulla) — Healthy; in good health, good for the body.
• ആലേപനം (aalepanam) — Anointing the body, smearing with ointment or cosmetics.
• ഉത്തരാര്‍ദ്ധം (utharaarddham) — The second half, the northern half, the upper part of the body.
• കമ്മീഷൻ (kammeeshan) — Commission, the share of money paid to an agent for a deal; also an official body appointed to look into something.
• കഴുത്ത് (kazhuthu) — Neck, the part of the body joining the head to the shoulders.
• കായിക (kayika) — Pertaining to the body, bodily, physical.
• കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) — Feet, the plural of foot, the parts of the body you stand on; as a unit of length adi is used; legs. The limbs used for standing and walking; also the supports of a table or chair.
• കുളിക്കുക (kulikkuka) — Bathe, wash the body, take a bath.
• കൈ (kai) — Hand, the part of the body at the end of the arm, used for holding and working; arm, the limb from the shoulder to the hand, in everyday Malayalam the same word covers arm and hand.
• കോഡ് (kod) — Code, a set of letters or numbers used as a key or identifier; also a body of rules.
• കോശം (kosham) — Cell; the smallest living unit of a body in biology; the word cell is also used for a battery cell and for a prison room.
• കോൺഗ്രസ് (kongras) — Congress; the law-making body of a country such as the United States, also the name of the Indian National Congress party.
• കൗൺസിൽ (kaunsil) — Council, an elected or appointed body that governs or advises.
• ജീവകോശം (jeevakosham) — The animal body, body cell.
• തല (thala) — Head, the top part of the body holding the face and brain, also the top or leading part of something.
• തലകൾ (thalakal) — Heads. More than one head; the upper part of the body holding the face and brain.
• തലച്ചോറ് (thalachoru) — Brain, the organ inside the head that controls the body and thinking.
• താപനില (thaapanila) — Temperature; the degree of heat or cold of the air, water or the body.
• തൊലി (tholi) — Skin, the outer covering of the body, also the peel of a fruit or vegetable.
• തോര്‍ത്തുക (thorthuka) — Dry, wipe water from the body with a towel after bath.
• തോർത്ത് (thorthu) — Towel. A cloth used to dry the body after a bath.
• നൃത്തം ചെയ്യുക (nritham cheyyuka) — Dance, to move the body to music; to perform a dance.
• പിണം (pinam) — Corpse, dead body, carcass.
• പിണ്ഡം (pindam) — Mass; the quantity of matter in a body, as used in science; mass in the sense of a crowd is bahujanam and the church service is kurbaana.
• പുത (putha) — (root)wrap over, cover the body with cloth.
• പുതപ്പിക്കുക (puthappikkuka) — Wrap cloth over the body, cover body with cloth.
• പുതയ്ക്കുക (puthaykkuka) — Wrap cloth over the body (in winter) to keep it warm.
• പുളയുക (pulayuka) — Twist the body, whirl about, wriggle, squiggle, revel frantically.
• പൂമേനി (poomeni) — Soft - skinned body.
• പൊതുയോഗം (pothuyogam) — Public meeting, general body (meeting).
• പ്രേതം (pretham) — Dead body, soul of the dead, ghost, evil spirit.
• മയ്യത്ത് (mayath) — Dead body (esp.of Muslims).
• മര്‍മ്മം (marmmam) — Vital spot or organ of the body; (idm.) main point or part of anything, key point, main secret, vulnerable spot or point, the quintessential.
• മര്‍മ്മസ്ഥാനം (marmmasthaanam) — Vulnerable spot or joint in the body.
• മലക്കം (malakkam) — Standing upright and bending the body backwards.
• മുതുക് (muthuku) — Back, the rear part of the body from the shoulders to the waist.
• മൂരുക (mooruka) — Cut, sharpen, reap, stretch (the body), yawn.
• യൂണിറ്റ് (yoonittu) — Unit, one single whole, one measure of something, one section of a larger body.
• യോഗക്ഷേമം (yogakshemam) — Comfort of the body, happiness, (social) welfare.

ഉടമ്പ് (udambu) and ഉടലം (udalam) are older native words for the body, അംഗം (angam) is a limb or a member of a group, and മേനി (meni) points to the body's shape or complexion.