Due in Malayalam
For due as in due to, Malayalam uses മൂലം (moolam), placed after the noun rather than before it. The sense is causal: because of, on account of.
Most common translation
Due, as in due to, because of, on account of (used as a postposition after the noun).
മഴ മൂലം സ്കൂൾ അവധിയായിരുന്നു.
mazha moolam skool avadhiyaayirunnu.
The school was closed due to rain.
All Malayalam words for “due”
- മൂലം (moolam) — Due, as in due to, because of, on account of (used as a postposition after the noun).
- അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
- അടയ്ക്കുന്നു (adaykkunnu) — Paying; giving the money that is due, as a fee, bill or rent; kodukkuka, to give, is also used.
- ആളോഹരി (alohari) — Share (of property) due to one, personal share.
- ഈടാക്കുക (eadakkuka) — Realise (what is due), collect dues.
- ഗൗനിക്കുക (gounikkuka) — Pay attention to, give consideration, take seriously, give due respect, recognise.
- യഥാകാലം (yathaakaalam) — In due course, at the proper time.
- യഥാസമയം (yathaasamayam) — In due course.
മൂലം (moolam) handles due to; അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) and അടയ്ക്കുന്നു (adaykkunnu) are about paying what is due, ആളോഹരി (alohari) a share due to someone, ഈടാക്കുക (eadakkuka) collecting dues, and ഗൗനിക്കുക (gounikkuka) and യഥാകാലം (yathaakaalam) due respect and due course.
Common questions
How do you say due in Malayalam?
For due to, use മൂലം (moolam) after the noun.
How do I say in due course?
യഥാകാലം (yathaakaalam), at the proper time.