Coin in Malayalam
A coin is നാണയം (nanayam) in Malayalam, the standard word for minted money. It also carries the older senses of currency and of worth or general acceptance.
Most common translation
Coin, credit, currency, general acceptance.
എന്റെ കയ്യിൽ ഒരു പഴയ നാണയം ഉണ്ട്.
ente kayyil oru pazhaya nanayam undu.
I have an old coin in my hand.
All Malayalam words for “coin”
- നാണയം (nanayam) — Coin, credit, currency, general acceptance.
- അണ (ana) — Part of the jaw where the molars grow, a coin in india (during the British rule), dam, pillow, obstruction.
- ചക്രം (chakram) — Wheel of vehicle or cart, water-wheel, Vishnu's powerful weapon, circle, society, country, earth, field, an old copper coin, wealth.
- പൊന്തൂക്കം (ponthookkam) — Gold coin equal in weight to nine gold 'fanams'.
- രാശി (raashi) — Multitude, heap, any one of the 12 signs of the Zodiac, a gold coin of olden times.
- റുപ്പിക (ruppika) — Rupee, an Indian (Asian) coin.
റുപ്പിക (ruppika) is the rupee, ചക്രം (chakram) can mean an old copper coin, and അണ (ana) was a coin used in British times.
Common questions
How do you say coin in Malayalam?
നാണയം (nanayam) is the word for a coin.
Which option names the rupee?
റുപ്പിക (ruppika) is the rupee, the Indian coin and unit of money.