Divine in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “divine”

• ദൈവിക (daivika) — Divine, of God, heavenly or sacred.
• ഗണിക്കുക (ganikkuka) — Calculate, consider, think deeply and seriously, divine, calculate the effects, of the changing positions of planets.
• സ്വര്‍ഗ്ഗീയ (swarggeeya) — Heavenly, celestial, divine.
• അദിവ്യ (adivya) — Not very holy, common place, not divine.
• അദ്ധ്യാത്മജ്ഞാനം (adhyathmajnjanam) — Spiritual knowledge, divine knowledge, knowledge or realization of the soul.
• ആത്മജ്ഞാനം (athamanjanam) — Self-knowledge, spiritual knowledge, divine knowledge.
• ഇച്ഛാശക്തി (ichaashakthi) — Will power, divine will.
• ജ്ഞാനദൃഷ്ടി (jnaanadrushti) — Inner eye, fore-knowledge, divine knowledge.
• ദര്‍ശനം (darshanam) — View, divine sight, eye, mirror, philosophy.
• ദിവ്യം (divyam) — Sth. divine, truth, sky, a kind of sandalwood.
• ദിവ്യകാരുണ്യം (divyakaarunyam) — Divine mercy, mercy, God's grace.
• ദിവ്യഗന്ധം (divyagandham) — Cinnamon tree, divine smell.
• ദിവ്യന്‍ (divyan) — A heavenly hero, a divine person, a god-man, a holy person, a seer.
• ദൈവങ്ങൾ (daivangal) — Gods, deities, divine beings that people worship; the singular is daivam.
• ദൈവദോഷം (daivadosham) — Misfortune caused by divine influence, misfortune, adversity, calamity, wrath of God.
• ദൈവാധീനം (daivaadheenam) — Divine assistance, good luck.
• ദൈവികം (daivikam) — That which happens by God's will, sth. divine.
• പരമകാര്യം (paramakaaryam) — Affairs of God, divine affairs.
• പാരിജാതം (parijatham) — A divine tree (got from the ocean of milk when it was being churned by the Devas (gods) and Asuras according to Hindu mythology), a tree with fragrant flowers, fragrance.
• പാശുപതം (pashupatham) — Siva's divine arrow, Saivite philosophy.
• പ്രകൃതി (prakrithi) — Nature, reality, shape, form, source, original character, divine power, woman, mother, root of a word (gram.).
• മാലാഖ (maalaaga) — Angel, messenger of god; (fig.) holy person with divine qualities, a noble, virtuous woman.
• സിദ്ധി (siddhi) — Achievement, accomplishment, divine power.

ദൈവിക (daivika) is divine in the ordinary sense, അദിവ്യ (adivya) its negative, commonplace or not holy, and അദ്ധ്യാത്മജ്ഞാനം (adhyathmajnjanam), ആത്മജ്ഞാനം (athamanjanam) and ജ്ഞാനദൃഷ്ടി (jnaanadrushti) are kinds of divine or spiritual knowledge rather than the adjective itself.