Days in Malayalam
Days is ദിവസങ്ങൾ (divasangal) in Malayalam, the plural used when a number of days is counted. Leave letters and news reports use it. The singular is the general word for one day.
Most common translation
Days, a number of days.
കുറച്ച് ദിവസങ്ങൾ കൂടി കാത്തിരിക്കൂ.
kurachu divasangal koodi kaatthirikkoo.
Wait a few more days.
All Malayalam words for “days”
- ദിവസങ്ങൾ (divasangal) — Days, a number of days.
- അദ്ധ്യയനകാലം (addhyayanakalam) — School days, period of celibacy, student days.
- ആരംഭകാലം (aarambhakaalam) — Early days, time of beginning.
- ആഴ്ച (aazhcha) — Week, a period of seven days.
- ആഴ്ചകൾ (aazhchakal) — Weeks, periods of seven days each.
- ഈയിടെ (eeyide) — Recently, at this time, one of these days.
- ഋതുകാലം (rithukaalam) — A period of 16 days after menstruation, period of spring season.
- മണ്ഡലം (mandalam) — Circle, sphere circumference, halo, disc of the sun, circular motion, society, a period of forty-one days.
- മാസങ്ങൾ (maasangal) — Months, periods of about thirty days.
- മുറ (mura) — Order, rule, custom, vogue, turn of shift, cry, a period of eight days.
- വരുംകാലം (varumkaalam) — Future, coming days.
The other entries are set spans: aazhcha and aazhchakal are a week and weeks, addhyayanakalam student days, aarambhakaalam early days, rithukaalam a particular sixteen-day period, and eeyide means recently.
Common questions
How is days said in Malayalam?
Use ദിവസങ്ങൾ (divasangal) for a number of days.
What is a week in Malayalam?
A week is ആഴ്ച (aazhcha), a period of seven days.