Chief in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “chief”

• മുഖ്യന്‍ (mukhyan) — Chief, leader.
• അഗ്ര (agra) — Situated at the tip, chief, first, the best.
• ഏകന്‍ (ekan) — A single person, chief, an eminent person, a helpless man, some unknown person, loner.
• പെരുമാള്‍ (perumal) — King, chief, a noble person, Siva, Vishnu.
• പ്രഥമന്‍ (pradhaman) — The first one, chief, a kind of dessert made of milk, rice, sugar, fruits etc.
• പ്രധാന (pradhana) — Important, chief, foremost.
• പ്രമാണി (pramani) — Leader, chief, important person.
• പ്രമുഖന്‍ (pramugan) — Principal, chief, leader.
• പ്രവരന്‍ (pravaran) — Illustrious person, chief, leader, chief of a clan.
• മുഖ്യം (mukhyam) — That which is important, chief, prime, foremost.
• അഗ്രഗണ്യ (agraganya) — Foremost, the most important, chief.
• പൂര്‍വ്വ (poorva) — Ancient, first, olden, eastern, prior, aforesaid, mentioned already, chief.
• പ്രമുഖ (pramukha) — Important, eminent, first, chief, leading, foremost, principal.
• അഗ്രഭാഗം (agrbhagam) — The end-point, the chief part, the front part.
• എരിപുളി (eripuli) — A curry with tamarind, chillies and butter milk as its chief ingredients.
• കാര്യക്കാര്‍ (karyakkar) — Chief officer (in a palace or temple), manager.
• കോവില്‍ (kovil) — Temple, palace, Kshatriya chief.
• പൊന്നാനി (ponnani) — Chief musician in 'Kathakali'.
• പ്രകൃതം (prakritham) — Nature, chief topic, habit, character, real nature, context, conduct.
• മുഖ്യമന്ത്രി (mukhyamanthri) — Chief Minister.
• മേല്‍ശാന്തി (melshaanthi) — The chief priest (of a temple).
• സെക്രട്ടറി (sekrattari) — Secretary, an office assistant who looks after letters and records; also the chief official of a club, party or department.

പ്രധാന (pradhana) is the adjective chief or foremost, പ്രമാണി (pramani) and പ്രമുഖന്‍ (pramugan) are leading or important persons, and പെരുമാള്‍ (perumal) is a king or chief in older usage.