Children in Malayalam
Children is കുട്ടികൾ (kuttikal) in Malayalam, the plural of the word for child. It covers young boys and girls generally and also a couple's own sons and daughters. Say kut-ti-kal, doubling the t firmly.
Children, more than one child, young boys and girls; also one's own sons and daughters; kids, children, young boys and girls.
കുട്ടികൾ മുറ്റത്ത് കളിക്കുന്നു.
kuttikal muttathu kalikkunnu.
The children are playing in the yard.
All Malayalam words for “children”
- കുട്ടികൾ (kuttikal) — Children, more than one child, young boys and girls; also one's own sons and daughters; kids, children, young boys and girls.
- ആൺകുട്ടികൾ (aankuttikal) — Boys, male children.
- കരപ്പന് (karappan) — Scurf affecting children, erysipelas.
- കുടുംബം (kudumbam) — Family, the group of people one lives with, parents, children and close relatives, a household.
- നിയോഗം (niyogam) — Appointment, entrustment, order, instruction, use, effort, delegation (of authority), sexual relation between the wife of a sterile person and a relative to beget children.
- പെൺകുട്ടികൾ (penkuttikal) — Girls, young female children, female students.
- സംസാരം (samsaaram) — Conversation, talk, worldly relations, world, worldly life, worldly subject, wife and children (old Malayalam).
- സ്കൂളുകൾ (skoolukal) — Schools, places where children are taught.
- സ്കൂൾ (skool) — School. A place where children study.
കുട്ടികൾ (kuttikal) is the everyday plural; ആൺകുട്ടികൾ (aankuttikal) narrows it to boys and പെൺകുട്ടികൾ (penkuttikal) to girls. സ്കൂളുകൾ (skoolukal) are the schools children attend, കരപ്പന് (karappan) is a skin complaint of children, and നിയോഗം (niyogam) and സംസാരം (samsaaram) mention children only inside older, specialised definitions.
Common questions
How do you say children in Malayalam?
Say കുട്ടികൾ (kuttikal), the plural word for children.
How do I say boys or girls instead of children generally?
Use ആൺകുട്ടികൾ (aankuttikal) for boys and പെൺകുട്ടികൾ (penkuttikal) for girls.