Bouquet in Malayalam
Bouquet is മഞ്ജരി (manjari), a bunch or spray of flowers. The same word is a girl's name and appears in poetry for a tender flowering cluster, so it carries a graceful tone. Say man-ja-ri.
Most common translation
Bunch of flowers, a tender bunch, climbing vine, holy basil, name of a Dravidian metre, bouquet.
തുളസിയുടെ മഞ്ജരി അവൾ പറിച്ചു.
thulasiyude manjari aval parichu.
She plucked the bunch of holy basil.
All Malayalam words for “bouquet”
- മഞ്ജരി (manjari) — Bunch of flowers, a tender bunch, climbing vine, holy basil, name of a Dravidian metre, bouquet.
- പ്രകരം (prakaram) — Multitude, bouquet, aid, help.
- പൂക്കുല (pookkula) — Cluster of flowers, bunch of flowers, inflorescence, bouquet.
പ്രകരം (prakaram) is listed for bouquet but ordinarily means a multitude or collection, which leaves മഞ്ജരി (manjari) as the one to use for flowers.
Common questions
How do you say bouquet in Malayalam?
Bouquet is മഞ്ജരി (manjari).
Does manjari have other meanings?
Yes, it also names a tender flowering bunch, a climbing vine, holy basil and a Dravidian metre.