Coming in Malayalam
Coming as a noun is ആഗമനം (agamanam) in Malayalam, a Sanskrit-derived word for an arrival or an advent. It belongs to writing and formal speech, as in the coming of a guest or of a new season. For the coming week or the coming year, Malayalam reaches instead for the adjective അടുത്ത (adutha).
Most common translation
Coming, profit, coming back, return.
അതിഥികളുടെ ആഗമനം ഞങ്ങളെ സന്തോഷിപ്പിച്ചു.
athithikalude aagamanam njangale santhoshippichu.
The arrival of the guests made us happy.
All Malayalam words for “coming”
- ആഗമനം (agamanam) — Coming, profit, coming back, return.
- അഞ്ചാമത്തെ (anchaamathe) — Fifth; coming after the fourth in order, also one part out of five.
- അടുത്ത (adutha) — Next, the following one, coming immediately after.
- ഒന്നാമത്തെ (onnaamatthe) — First, coming before all others in order.
- തമ്മില്ത്തല്ല് (thammilthall) — Fight, combat, coming to blows.
- പരമ്പര (parambara) — Coming in serial succession, following in traditional lineage.
- പുനരാവര്ത്തം (punaravartham) — Rebirth, coming back.
- ബജറ്റ് (bajattu) — Budget, a plan of money coming in and going out; also the yearly financial statement of a government.
- ബാഹ്യമായ (baahyamaaya) — External, outer, on the outside, coming from outside.
- മുൻപത്തെ (munpathe) — Previous, earlier, the one coming before the present one.
- മുൻപുള്ള (munpulla) — Prior, earlier, previous; coming before in time or order.
- മൂന്നാമത്തെ (moonnaamathe) — Third, third in order, coming after the second.
- രണ്ടാമത്തെ (randaamatthe) — Second, coming after the first; sekkandu is the unit of time.
- വരുംകാലം (varumkaalam) — Future, coming days.
- വാർഷിക (vaarshika) — Annual, yearly, coming once every year.
ആഗമനം names the act of coming, while അടുത്ത marks the next one in a sequence; മുൻപത്തെ (munpathe) and മുൻപുള്ള (munpulla) point the other way, to what came before.
Common questions
How do you say coming in Malayalam?
Coming is ആഗമനം (agamanam) in Malayalam.
How do you say the coming week?
Use അടുത്ത (adutha), the word for next or the one coming immediately after.