Entering in Malayalam
The act of entering is പ്രവേശനം (praveshanam) in Malayalam, the noun behind words like entrance and admission. It is pronounced pra-ve-sha-nam and turns up on signboards, in school admission notices and in formal writing. It can name the doorway as well as the act.
Entering, getting in, door, gate, entrance.
അവന് കോളേജിൽ പ്രവേശനം കിട്ടി.
avanu collegil praveshanam kitti.
He got admission to the college.
All Malayalam words for “entering”
- പ്രവേശനം (praveshanam) — Entering, getting in, door, gate, entrance.
- പൂകല് (pookal) — Entering, reaching, access.
- പ്രാപ്തി (prapathi) — Access, entering, unusual ability, competence, cleverness.
പ്രവേശനം (praveshanam) is the standard noun for entering or admission, പൂകല് (pookal) is a plainer word for going in or reaching, and പ്രാപ്തി (prapathi) mainly means access, attainment or competence rather than the physical act of entering.
Common questions
How do you say entering in Malayalam?
പ്രവേശനം (praveshanam) is the usual noun for entering or entry.
Does praveshanam also mean admission to a course?
Yes. It is the word used for admission and entrance in educational contexts, so entrance examinations and admission notices both use it.