End in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “end”

• അവസാനം (avasanam) — End, conclusion, death.
• അന്തം (antham) — End, death.
• അന്തിമം (anthimam) — The end, the last.
• ഒടുക്കം (odukkam) — The end, the last, final, finally, in the end.
• ഒടുവ് (oduv) — End.
• കലാശിക്കുക (kalashikkuka) — End, conclude, come to an end.
• കഴിയുക (kazhiyuka) — End, conclude, die, be competent, live.
• പര്യവസാനിക്കുക (paryavasaanikkuka) — End, terminate, conclude.
• മതിയാക്കുക (mathiyakkuka) — End, stop, conclude.
• സമാപിക്കുക (samaapikkuka) — End, come to a close, conclude.
• അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) — Ends, to end, to finish, to come to a close.
• ചരമം (charamam) — Death, the end, the west, the twilight glow.
• തീരുക (theeruka) — Finish, end, run out, exhaust, die.
• തുലയുക (thulayuka) — Perish, die, end.
• നിദാനം (nidaanam) — Prime cause, diagnosis, end.
• അഗ്രം (agram) — Tip, end front, point, top best, peak.
• അഗ്രചര്‍മ്മം (agracharmam) — Foreskin, loose skin covering the end of the penis, prepuce.
• അന്ത്യപ്രാസം (anthyaprasam) — Repetition of the same letter in the end of all the lines of a verse.
• അവസാനമില്ലാത്ത (avasaanamillaatha) — Endless, having no end, going on and on without stopping.
• ആദ്യവസാനം (aadyavasaanam) — From the beginning to the end.
• ഉദ്ദിഷ്ടകാര്യം (uddishtakaaryam) — The end (aim) in view, favours, goal.
• ഉദ്ദേശ്യം (uddeshyam) — Intention, aim, purpose, the end in view.
• ഉപായം (upaayam) — Means for achieving an end, scheme, trick, cunning, one of the four tactics, to win over the enemy, strategy, tactics, contrivance, device.
• ഒടുവില്‍ (oduvil) — Finally, in the end.
• ഒടുവിൽ (oduvil) — Eventually; in the end, after some time, finally.
• ഒതുക്കുക (othukkuka) — Cast to one side, suppress, squeeze, compress, comb, bring to a compromise or an end.
• കലാപം (kalaapam) — Bond, ornament, waistlet, a collection of separate things, poem composed from beginning to end in the same.
• കൈ (kai) — Hand, the part of the body at the end of the arm, used for holding and working; arm, the limb from the shoulder to the hand, in everyday Malayalam the same word covers arm and hand.
• ഗുരുദക്ഷിണ (gurudakshina) — The gift offered by the pupil to his preceptor at the end of his education.
• തീര്‍ക്കുക (theerkkuka) — Caused to end, finish, complete, build, make, construct, conclude, settle, pay off, be completed, be over.
• ദുരന്തം (durantham) — Tragedy, calamity, tragic end, disaster.
• നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) — Abate, stop, come to an end.
• നീളമുള്ള (neelamulla) — Long; having great length from end to end.
• പര്യവസാനം (paryavasaanam) — Conclusion, the final end, termination, consummation, culmination.
• പൂർത്തിയാക്കുക (poorthiyaakkuka) — To finish, to complete, to bring work to an end.
• പ്രളയം (pralayam) — End of the world, deluge, inundation, floods; (idm.) decline, destruction, death, destruction of the world, all- destroying flood at the end of an age, destruction.
• ബാലകം (balakam) — Finger ring, bracelet, hair at the end of an elephant's tail, horse's tail, hair.
• മയം (mayam) — (at the end of a word) sth. filled with, abounding in, etc.
• മുറിക്കുക (murikkuka) — Cut, slice, fragment, mince, assert, bring to an end.
• ലോകാന്തം (lokaantham) — End of the world.
• വാരാന്ത്യം (vaaraanthyam) — Weekend, Saturday and Sunday, the end of the week; in everyday speech people also say veekendu.
• വിരൽ (viral) — Finger, one of the five parts at the end of the hand, also a toe in common speech.
• വീട്ടുക (veettuka) — Repay a debt, return (a service, etc.), end a penance or vow, revenge.

അവസാനം is the end or conclusion, ഒടുക്കം (odukkam) is the last part or finally, അന്തം (antham) and അന്തിമം (anthimam) are literary, and കലാശിക്കുക (kalashikkuka) with പര്യവസാനിക്കുക (paryavasaanikkuka) are the verbs for coming to an end.