Deposit in Malayalam
To deposit something in Malayalam is വിന്യസിക്കുക (vinyasikkuka), a verb for setting or placing a thing where it is meant to stay. The five syllables run vi-nya-si-kku-ka, and the word sits in careful written Malayalam rather than in shop talk. When you mean the deposit itself, the noun ആധാനം (aadhaanam) takes over.
Deposit, assemble, establish, arrange.
ഹാളിലെ കസേരകൾ വരിയായി വിന്യസിക്കുക.
haalile kaseerakal variyaayi vinyasikkuka
Arrange the hall chairs in a row.
All Malayalam words for “deposit”
- വിന്യസിക്കുക (vinyasikkuka) — Deposit, assemble, establish, arrange.
- ആധാനം (aadhaanam) — Holding, deposit, place of deposit, bearing, producing.
വിന്യസിക്കുക is the act of placing or arranging, while ആധാനം (aadhaanam) names both the deposit that is held and the place where it is kept.
Common questions
How do you say deposit in Malayalam?
For the action, വിന്യസിക്കുക (vinyasikkuka); for the thing deposited, ആധാനം (aadhaanam).
Which of the two suits money left with a bank?
ആധാനം (aadhaanam) is closer, because it names something held in safe keeping for someone else.