Exchange in Malayalam
Handing something over so that it changes hands is കൈമാറുക (kaimaaruka), built on kai, the hand. It fits goods, documents, prisoners and ideas alike. To say in exchange for or instead of, Malayalam uses പകരം (pakaram).
Most common translation
Change hands, pass on, transfer from one person to another, transmit, exchange.
ഞാൻ താക്കോൽ അയൽക്കാരന് കൈമാറി.
njan thakkol ayalkkaranu kaimaari.
I handed over the key to the neighbor.
All Malayalam words for “exchange”
- കൈമാറുക (kaimaaruka) — Change hands, pass on, transfer from one person to another, transmit, exchange.
- പകര്ച്ച (pakarcha) — Exchange, transference, transmission, infection, food that is specially sent to a person.
- പകരം (pakaram) — Substitute, exchange, retaliation.
- മാറ്റം (maattam) — Removal, change, difference, attitude, exchange, barter, objection malice, impersonation, transfer from one place to another.
- ആശയവിനിമയം (aashayavinimayam) — Communication; the passing of information and ideas between people, contact by speech or writing; communications, the exchange of messages and information; also the systems used for it, such as phone and internet links.
- ഓഹരിക്കമ്പോളം (oharikkambolam) — Share market, stock exchange.
- വാക്കുതര്ക്കം (vaakkutharkkam) — Altercation, verbal exchange, quarrel, dispute.
- വിദേശനാണ്യം (videshanaanyam) — Foreign exchange.
- വിറ്റു (vittu) — Sold, the past form of vilkkuka, to sell; given away in exchange for money.
kaimaaruka is the verb of exchanging, pakaram covers a substitute or something given in return, മാറ്റം (maattam) is the change or barter itself, and ഓഹരിക്കമ്പോളം (oharikkambolam) is a stock exchange.
Common questions
How do you say exchange in Malayalam?
Exchange is കൈമാറുക (kaimaaruka).
What is the word for a stock exchange?
ഓഹരിക്കമ്പോളം (oharikkambolam), the share market.