Community in Malayalam
സമൂഹം (samooham) is the usual Malayalam word for community, and it serves for society at large as well. Say sa-moo-ham; the matching adjective സാമൂഹിക (saamoohika) means social or community-related. It fits a religious community, a neighbourhood and the wider public alike.
Community, a group, collection, crowd, multitude.
നല്ല കുടുംബങ്ങളിൽ നിന്നാണ് നല്ല സമൂഹം ഉണ്ടാകുന്നത്.
nalla kudumbangalil ninnanu nalla samooham undakunnathu.
A good society comes from good families.
All Malayalam words for “community”
- സമൂഹം (samooham) — Community, a group, collection, crowd, multitude.
- കൂട്ടം (koottam) — Assembly, multitude, crowd, caste, community, discussion, argument.
- ഗോത്രം (gothram) — Clan, tribe, family, mountain, forest, temple, field, water, cowshed, community, herd of cows, quiver, crown, ornamental umbrella, wealth.
- ഗ്രാമം (graamam) — Village, countryside, street, community.
- വംശം (vamsham) — Clan, family, race, caste, community, multitude, bamboo, reed, flute, a kind of musical drum.
- വര്ഗ്ഗീയ (varggeeya) — Pert. to class, caste, community, etc., sectarian, communal.
- ആചാരങ്ങൾ (aachaarangal) — Customs, the traditional practices and usages of a community.
- ഗോപാലവര്ഗ്ഗം (gopaalavarggam) — Pastoral community, a community of cowherds.
- ദേശം (desham) — Nation, country, direction, rural community, locality.
- സാമൂഹിക (saamoohika) — Social, relating to society, to people living together or to community life.
- സാമൂഹികം (saamoohikam) — That which pertains to society or community.
സമൂഹം is the neutral term, കൂട്ടം (koottam) suggests a crowd or group gathered together, and ഗോത്രം (gothram) and വംശം (vamsham) name a clan or lineage rather than a community in the modern sense.
Common questions
How do you say community in Malayalam?
Community is സമൂഹം (samooham) in Malayalam.
How do you say social or community-related?
The adjective സാമൂഹിക (saamoohika) is used for social and community matters.