Elephant in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “elephant”

• മതംഗം (mathamgam) — Elephant, cloud, a mountain.
• സിവരം (sivaram) — Elephant.
• പുരവി (puravi) — Protection, horse, stable, elephant, field, alms.
• ആന (ana) — Elephant. The elephant, seen in forests and at temple festivals.
• ആനച്ചമയം (anachamayam) — Trappings for adorning an elephant.
• ഉത്കടം (uthkadam) — Anger, fluid from the temples of a rogue elephant(in rut), excessiveness, intoxication.
• കളഭം (kalabham) — Perfumed sandal paste, young elephant, the 'Kadambu' tree (Eugenia Racemosa), arrow.
• ഗര്‍ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) — Roar, loud cry of lion or elephant, cry of rage, sound of thunder, shouting.
• ചെരിയുക (cheriyuka) — Slope down, die (said of an elephant), bend, turn.
• തോട്ടി (thotti) — Hook for plucking fruits, hook for controlling an elephant.
• പിടിയാന (pidiyana) — Female elephant.
• പ്രതിമാനം (prathimanam) — Specimen, sample, image, idol, resemblance, picture, shadow, the space between the two tusks of an elephant, weight.
• ഭുജം (bhujam) — Arm, branch, a side of a triangle, branch of a tree, trunk of an elephant.
• മദം (madam) — Intoxication, liquor, haughtiness, insanity, joy, delight, the fluid that flows from the temples of a rutting elephant.
• രദം (radam) — Tearing, cleavage, scratch, tooth, tusk of elephant.
• ശ്രോതസ്സ് (shrothass) — The ear, trunk of an elephant, flow.

മതംഗം and സിവരം (sivaram) are literary names for the elephant, കളഭം (kalabham) is a young one, ആനച്ചമയം (anachamayam) is the set of ornaments it wears, and ഗര്‍ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) is its roar.