Comparative in Malayalam
Comparative is ആപേക്ഷിക (aapekshika) in Malayalam, the adjective meaning relative or judged against something else. It is the term used in grammar, in study titles and in formal writing.
Most common translation
Comparative, relative.
ആപേക്ഷിക വളർച്ച കണക്കിൽ വ്യക്തമാണ്.
aapekshika valarcha kanakkil vyakthamaanu.
The relative growth is clear in the figures.
All Malayalam words for “comparative”
- ആപേക്ഷിക (aapekshika) — Comparative, relative.
- കൂടുതൽ വലിയ (kooduthal valiya) — Greater, bigger or larger; Malayalam makes the comparative with kooduthal or with the ending -ilum; larger; bigger in size, amount or extent than something else.
- താരതമ്യപഠനം (thaarathamyapadanam) — Comparative study.
താരതമ്യപഠനം (thaarathamyapadanam) is a comparative study, while കൂടുതൽ വലിയ (kooduthal valiya) shows how Malayalam actually forms a comparative, by adding a word for more.
Common questions
How do you say comparative in Malayalam?
ആപേക്ഷിക (aapekshika) is the word for comparative or relative.
How is a comparative formed in Malayalam?
By putting a word for more before the adjective, as കൂടുതൽ വലിയ (kooduthal valiya) shows.