Count in Malayalam
To count is എണ്ണുക (ennuka) in Malayalam, whether you are saying numbers in order or working out how many there are. Children learning numbers and shopkeepers checking stock use the same verb. It is the plain, everyday choice.
Most common translation
Count, to say the numbers in order or to find out how many there are; to reckon up.
പൈസ എണ്ണി നോക്കൂ.
paisa enni nokkoo.
Count the money and check.
All Malayalam words for “count”
- എണ്ണുക (ennuka) — Count, to say the numbers in order or to find out how many there are; to reckon up.
- എണ്ണിക്കുക (ennikkuka) — Make one count.
- നൂറുകണക്കിന് (noorukanakkinu) — Hundreds, hundreds of, a count running into several hundred.
ennikkuka is the causative, making somebody else count, while noorukanakkinu is not a verb at all but an expression for a count running into hundreds.
Common questions
What is count in Malayalam?
Use the verb എണ്ണുക (ennuka), to count or reckon up.
Is there an expression for counting in hundreds?
Yes, നൂറുകണക്കിന് (noorukanakkinu) is used when the count runs into several hundred.