Bowels in Malayalam
Be careful with this set: ആമാശയം (aamaashayam) is properly the stomach and is listed for bowels only loosely. Say aa-maa-sha-yam. The specific word for the intestines does not appear among these entries.
Stomach, bowels.
അധികം തിന്നാൽ ആമാശയം വേദനിക്കും.
adhikam thinnaal aamaashayam vedanikkum
The stomach will hurt if you eat too much.
All Malayalam words for “bowels”
- ആമാശയം (aamaashayam) — Stomach, bowels.
- പണ്ടം (pandam) — Jewellery, eatables, money, goods, bowels.
- ഗ്രഹണി (grahani) — Diarrhoea, chronic disease caused by the congestion of bowels.
- വയറിളക്കം (vayarilakkam) — Looseness of the bowels, diarrhoea, loose motion.
ആമാശയം (aamaashayam) is the stomach, വയറിളക്കം (vayarilakkam) is diarrhoea, ഗ്രഹണി (grahani) an old medical term for a chronic digestive illness, and പണ്ടം (pandam) chiefly means goods or jewellery, so none of them is a plain word for bowels.
Common questions
How do you say bowels in Malayalam?
No listed word means the bowels exactly. ആമാശയം (aamaashayam) is the stomach and comes nearest.
Which word do people use for loose motion?
വയറിളക്കം (vayarilakkam) is the everyday and the clinical word alike for diarrhoea.