Drink in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “drink”

• കുടിക്കുക (kudikkuka) — Drink; to swallow a liquid, to take water or a beverage; drinking; taking water or another liquid into the mouth and swallowing it.
• മദ്യപിക്കുക (madyapikkuka) — Drink (liquor).
• കൊത്തുക (kothuka) — Peck, bite, cut, play with pebbles, drink (toddy), engrave (on stone, metal things etc.)carve.
• ഉണ്ണുക (unnuka) — Eat, devour, eat cooked rice, drink milk, honey, etc.
• കാപ്പി (kaappi) — Coffee, the hot drink made from roasted coffee beans; also the bean and the plant.
• ചായ (chaya) — Tea; the hot drink made with tea leaves, milk and sugar.
• ദാഹിക്കുന്ന (dahikkunna) — Thirsty; feeling the need to drink water.
• നുകരുക (nukaruka) — Appreciate, enjoy, eat, drink or sip with pleasure, kiss.
• പട്ടയടിക്കുക (pattayadikkuka) — Drink liquor (alcohol).
• പാൽ (paal) — Milk, the white liquid from cows or goats, used as a drink and in cooking.
• ബിയർ (biyar) — Beer; a light alcoholic drink made from barley, sold in bottles or cans.
• മദ്യം (madyam) — Intoxicating drink, toddy, liquor.
• മോന്തുക (monthuka) — Drink by putting the lips to the mouth of the vessel, drink off completely.
• വീശുക (veeshuka) — Fan, blow, cast net, wave; (fig.) drink liquor.
• വെള്ളം (vellam) — Water, the clear liquid people drink and wash with, rain or river water.
• വൈൻ (vain) — Wine; an alcoholic drink made from grapes. The older word veenju is used mainly in church and literary contexts.
• സേവിച്ചു (sevichu) — Served; worked for a person, a country or an organisation; of food and drink Malayalam says vilambi instead.

കുടിക്കുക (kudikkuka) is the neutral verb; മദ്യപിക്കുക (madyapikkuka) is drinking liquor, വെള്ളം (vellam) is water and കാപ്പി (kaappi) coffee, while കൊത്തുക (kothuka), ദാഹിക്കുന്ന (dahikkunna) and ഉണ്ണുക (unnuka) touch drinking only in passing.