Cost in Malayalam
What a thing costs is its വില (vila) in Malayalam, the plain word for price. Two light syllables, vi-la. Asking the cost in a shop, you simply ask what the vila is.
Cost, the price of something, what must be paid for it.
ഈ പുസ്തകത്തിന്റെ വില എത്രയാണ്?
ee pusthakathinte vila ethrayaanu?
What is the cost of this book?
All Malayalam words for “cost”
- വില (vila) — Cost, the price of something, what must be paid for it.
- ഏതായാലും (eathayalum) — In any case, at any rate or cost.
- ചാർജ് (chaarju) — Charge, a fee or cost to be paid; also the electric charge in a battery.
- ജീവിതച്ചെലവ് (jeevithachelav) — Cost of daily living.
- മുതലാകുക (muthalaakuka) — Get back capital or investment, get back the cost, avoid loss.
വില (vila) is the everyday word for cost or price, while ചാർജ് (chaarju) is a fee charged for a service. ജീവിതച്ചെലവ് (jeevithachelav) is the cost of living, മുതലാകുക (muthalaakuka) is to recover your cost and avoid a loss, and ഏതായാലും (eathayalum) belongs to the phrase at any cost, meaning in any case.
Common questions
How do you say cost in Malayalam?
Say വില (vila), the cost or price of something.
How do I talk about the cost of living?
There is a ready compound for it, ജീവിതച്ചെലവ് (jeevithachelav), the cost of daily living.