Closing in Malayalam
Closing, as in a closing ceremony or closing remarks, is സമാപക (samaapaka) in Malayalam. It is a formal adjective of Sanskrit origin, used in notices and programme sheets.
Most common translation
Ending, closing, concluding.
സമാപകമായ വാക്കുകള് അധ്യാപകൻ പറഞ്ഞു.
samaapakamaaya vaakkukal adhyaapakan paranju
The teacher spoke the concluding words.
All Malayalam words for “closing”
- സമാപക (samaapaka) — Ending, closing, concluding.
- മീലനം (meelanam) — Closing the eye, winking, closing (of the petals of a flower).
- നിമിഷം (nimisham) — A moment, winking of the eye, time for a wink, closing in as of the petals of a flower.
മീലനം (meelanam) is the closing of an eye or of flower petals and നിമിഷം (nimisham) is a moment or the time of a wink, so both are narrower than സമാപക (samaapaka).
Common questions
How do you say closing in Malayalam?
സമാപക (samaapaka) is the word for closing or concluding.
What does meelanam mean?
മീലനം (meelanam) is the closing of the eye, winking, or the folding of petals.