Bringing in Malayalam
Bringing as a formal noun is ആനയനം (aanayanam), the act of bringing, leading or escorting something in. Official and legal writing favours it, as in the bringing in of a new rule. Conversation uses a verb instead.
Most common translation
Bringing, leading, escorting.
അതിഥികളുടെ ആനയനം ഭംഗിയായി നടന്നു.
athithikalude aanayanam bhamgiyaayi nadannu.
The escorting of the guests went off nicely.
All Malayalam words for “bringing”
- ആനയനം (aanayanam) — Bringing, leading, escorting.
- ആനയം (aanayam) — Bringing near.
- ഉപഹരണം (upaharanam) — Offering a gift, bringing near.
- ഡെലിവറി (delivari) — Delivery, the bringing of goods or post to the buyer; in hospitals delivery of a baby is prasavam.
- രഞ്ജനം (ranjanam) — Bringing together, matching of minds, reconciliation, painting, paint, dye.
- സൃഷ്ടിക്കുക (srushtikkuka) — Creating; making something new, bringing a thing into existence, producing.
ആനയനം (aanayanam) is bringing in general, ആനയം (aanayam) and ഉപഹരണം (upaharanam) are bringing near or offering, ഡെലിവറി (delivari) is bringing goods to a buyer, and രഞ്ജനം (ranjanam) is bringing people together.
Common questions
How do you say bringing in Malayalam?
ആനയനം (aanayanam), the act of bringing or leading something in.
Which word suits bringing goods to a customer?
ഡെലിവറി (delivari), the loan word used for delivery.