Farm in Malayalam
A farm, meaning cultivable land, is കൃഷിയിടം (krishiyidam) in Malayalam. It joins the words for cultivation and place, and it is the general term for farmland whatever the crop. Four syllables: kri-shi-yi-dam.
Most common translation
Farm, cultivable land.
അവന്റെ കൃഷിയിടത്തില് വാഴയും ചേനയും ഉണ്ട്.
avante krishiyidathil vaazhayum chenayum undu.
His farm has banana plants and yam.
All Malayalam words for “farm”
- കൃഷിയിടം (krishiyidam) — Farm, cultivable land.
- കണ്ടം (kandam) — Rice-field, farm.
- കൃഷിസ്ഥലം (krishisthalam) — Farm yard, land for cultivation.
- വയലുകൾ (vayalukal) — Fields, open farm land where crops are grown; areas of study or work are meghalakal.
- വിള (vila) — Yield or produce of agriculture, crop, agricultural farm or field, garden, ripeness.
Of the options listed, krishiyidam is a farm as cultivable land and കൃഷിസ്ഥലം (krishisthalam) is close to it, a farmyard or plot for cultivation; കണ്ടം (kandam) is specifically a paddy field, വയലുകൾ (vayalukal) is fields in the plural, and വിള (vila) is the yield or produce.
Common questions
How is farm said in Malayalam?
Farm is കൃഷിയിടം (krishiyidam).
Which word means a paddy field?
കണ്ടം (kandam), which names a rice field in particular rather than farmland in general.