Charge in Malayalam
The fee you pay is a ചാർജ് (chaarju) in Malayalam, borrowed straight from English and written in Malayalam letters. It carries the electrical sense too, so a phone battery takes chaarju. Pronounce it chaar-ju, with a long first vowel.
Charge, a fee or cost to be paid; also the electric charge in a battery.
ഓട്ടോ ചാർജ് കൂടി.
otto chaarju koodi.
The auto rickshaw charge has gone up.
All Malayalam words for “charge”
- ചാർജ് (chaarju) — Charge, a fee or cost to be paid; also the electric charge in a battery.
- അധികാരികൾ (adhikaarikal) — Authorities; the officials in charge, people with the power to decide or enforce.
- കമാൻഡർ (kamaandar) — Commander, the officer in charge of a military force or unit.
- കുറ്റപത്രം (kuttapathram) — Charge sheet.
- ചുമത്തല് (chumathal) — Laying a charge or burden on, imposing, imposition, attributing, entrusting.
- തപാല്ക്കൂലി (thapaalkkooli) — Postal charge, postage.
- നിരക്ക് (nirakku) — Rate, the fixed price or charge, the level at which something is set; charges; the money asked for a service, rates or fees; accusations in a case are kuttaropanangal.
- നേതാക്കൾ (nethaakkal) — Leaders; the people who lead a group, a party or a country, those in charge.
ചാർജ് (chaarju) covers a fee and an electric charge, while നിരക്ക് (nirakku) is the fixed rate or tariff. For a legal charge there is കുറ്റപത്രം (kuttapathram), a charge sheet, and ചുമത്തല് (chumathal) is the laying of a charge or burden on someone. അധികാരികൾ (adhikaarikal), കമാൻഡർ (kamaandar) and നേതാക്കൾ (nethaakkal) all name people in charge, and തപാല്ക്കൂലി (thapaalkkooli) is specifically postage.
Common questions
How do you say charge in Malayalam?
Say ചാർജ് (chaarju), used for a fee and for an electric charge.
What word fits a charge in a criminal case?
The charge sheet is a കുറ്റപത്രം (kuttapathram), and ചുമത്തല് (chumathal) describes the act of laying a charge on someone.