Close in Malayalam
Close, in the sense of near and intimate, is ഉറ്റ (utta), the word for a close friend or a close relative. It always stands before the noun it describes and carries real warmth. Say ut-ta.
Most common translation
Close, near, intimate, dear.
അവൻ എന്റെ ഉറ്റ സുഹൃത്താണ്.
avan ente utta suhruthaanu.
He is my close friend.
All Malayalam words for “close”
- ഉറ്റ (utta) — Close, near, intimate, dear.
- തട്ടിയിടുക (thattiyiduka) — Knock down, close.
- വിരാമം (viraamam) — A stop, close, full stop (punctuation), intermission.
- അടയുക (adayuka) — Be hindered, reach or attain(attain salvation), close.
- പൊത്തുക (pothuka) — Hide, cover, close; anoint the head with oil, perform oblations to the manes, add faggots to make the fire burn.
- സമീപ (sameepa) — Near, proximate, close, adjacent.
- അകന്ന (akanna) — Distant, not close, remote, alienated.
- അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu) — Bazaar or street with a number of shops close together, market street.
- അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
- അടുത്ത് (aduthu) — Near, close by; at a short distance.
- അടുപ്പം (aduppam) — Nearness, close relationship, affection, illicit (sexual) relation, intimacy, affinity.
- അനുരോധിക്കുക (anurodhikkuka) — Block the path, sit close to.
- അയൽക്കാരൻ (ayalkkaaran) — Neighbour, a person living in the house next door or close by.
- അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) — Ends, to end, to finish, to come to a close.
- അവസാനിച്ചു (avasaanichu) — Ended, came to a close, finished; the past form of avasaanikkuka.
- ആത്മബന്ധു (aathmabandhu) — Close relative, intimate relative.
- ഇടപഴകുക (idapezhakuka) — Come into close contact, get acquainted with.
- ഈട് (eedu) — Strength, hardness, security, durability, endurance, pledge, close texture, pawn.
- ഉറ്റവന് (uttavan) — One who is dear, a close relative.
- ഏകാഗ്രത (eakagratha) — Concentration of mind, close attention, single-mindedness.
- ഒപ്പം (oppam) — Equally, simultaneously, close by.
- ഒറ്റത്തടി (ottathadi) — A person with no close relatives, branchless trunk(Of a tree), a bachelor.
- കുടുംബം (kudumbam) — Family, the group of people one lives with, parents, children and close relatives, a household.
- കെട്ടുറപ്പ് (ketturapp) — Strong or staunch bond, very close relationship, compactness.
- തോളുരുമ്മി (tholurummi) — Shoulder to shoulder, very closely, in close proximity.
- നികട (nikada) — Close by, near.
- പാര്ശ്വകന് (paarshwakan) — One who stands close and cheats, a fraudulent person, thief.
- പൂരായം (poorayam) — Jocular talk, nonsense, falsehood, curiosity, probe, scrutiny, close investigation.
- പ്രസക്ത (prasaktha) — Pertinent, relevant, connected, close to, interested, suitable, developed, blossomed, important.
- ബലിയിടുക (baliyiduka) — Perform obsequies for the souls of departed forefather's, perform funeral rite, rites connected with death anniversary of close relatives.
- മമത (mamatha) — The feeling of 'my' or 'mine', self interest, affection, close attachment, affinity.
- സമാപിക്കുക (samaapikkuka) — End, come to a close, conclude.
- സഹോദരന്മാർ (sahodaranmaar) — Brothers; male siblings of the same parents, also used for close male friends.
സമീപ (sameepa) is close in distance rather than in affection, അടയുക (adayuka) is to be shut, അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) is to come to a close, and വിരാമം (viraamam) is a stop or full stop.
Common questions
How do you say close in Malayalam?
ഉറ്റ (utta) for close and intimate, and സമീപ (sameepa) for close by.
How do you say something comes to a close?
അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka), to end or finish.