Claim in Malayalam
Claim, as a noun, is അവകാശം (avakasham) in Malayalam, the word for a right or an entitlement to something. It is standard in legal and official language, as with a claim to property or to a share.
Most common translation
Claim, ownership.
ഈ ഭൂമിയിൽ അവനും അവകാശം ഉണ്ട്.
ee bhoomiyil avanum avakasham undu.
He too has a claim to this land.
All Malayalam words for “claim”
- അവകാശം (avakasham) — Claim, ownership.
- അവകാശപ്പെടുക (avakashappeduka) — Claim, ask as a right.
- അധികാരം (adhikaram) — Power authority, responsibility, title, claim, chapter, department, paragraph.
- പദവി (padavi) — Rank, status, station, way, right (claim), foot print.
അവകാശം (avakasham) is the noun, while അവകാശപ്പെടുക (avakashappeduka) is the verb to claim; അധികാരം (adhikaram) and പദവി (padavi) lean towards authority and rank.
Common questions
How do you say claim in Malayalam?
അവകാശം (avakasham) is the noun for a claim or right.
Which word is used for the verb to claim?
അവകാശപ്പെടുക (avakashappeduka) means to claim or to ask for something as a right.