Carry in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “carry”

• ചുമക്കുക (chumakkuka) — Carry, to bear a load; to take something from one place to another.
• എത്തിക്കുക (ethikkuka) — Carry, cause to reach, deliver.
• താങ്ങുക (thanguka) — Carry, bear, support, knock against a wound or sore and cause pain.
• പ്രവഹിക്കുക (pravahikkuka) — Carry, bear, flow.
• ഏന്തുക (eanthuka) — Bear, carry, limp.
• പേറുക (peruka) — Bear, carry, pile up.
• വഹിക്കുക (vahikkuka) — Bear, shoulder, hold, accomplish, carry; cheat, deceive.
• കടത്തുക (kadathuka) — Carry across, take away, admit, insert.
• കൊണ്ടുനടക്കുക (kondunadakkuka) — Carry about, take with one, help to walk.
• ചുമതലകൾ (chumathalakal) — Duties, responsibilities, the tasks one is required to carry out.
• ചുമന്നു (chumannu) — Carried; the past of chumakkuka, to carry or bear a load; carried away or taken along is kondupoyi.
• നിര്‍വ്വഹിക്കുക (nirvvahikkuka) — Fulfil, carry out, execute, perform.
• നിറവേറുക (niraveruka) — Make possible, carry out, perform, become gratified.
• ഭാരം കുറഞ്ഞ (bharam kuranja) — Light; not heavy, easy to lift or carry.
• മാധ്യമം (maadhyamam) — Media, the newspapers, television and other channels that carry news; the plural is maadhyamangal.
• വാൻ (vaan) — Van; a covered vehicle larger than a car, used to carry people or goods.

ചുമക്കുക (chumakkuka) is physical carrying and താങ്ങുക (thanguka) is bearing or supporting a weight, while വഹിക്കുക (vahikkuka), ഏന്തുക (eanthuka) and പേറുക (peruka) are more formal or literary ways of bearing something. എത്തിക്കുക (ethikkuka) carries things to a destination, പ്രവഹിക്കുക (pravahikkuka) is what a river does, and ഭാരം കുറഞ്ഞ (bharam kuranja) describes a light load that is easy to carry.