First in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “first”

• ആദ്യത്തെ (aadhyathe) — First, initial.
• ആദ്യ (aadya) — The first, initial.
• ഒന്നാം (onnam) — First.
• ഒന്നാമത്തെ (onnaamatthe) — First, coming before all others in order.
• പ്രഥമ (pradhama) — First, foremost; (gram.) first personal; first person; (gram), the first case (nominative).
• പൂര്‍വ്വ (poorva) — Ancient, first, olden, eastern, prior, aforesaid, mentioned already, chief.
• അഗ്ര (agra) — Situated at the tip, chief, first, the best.
• പ്രമുഖ (pramukha) — Important, eminent, first, chief, leading, foremost, principal.
• പ്രാഥമിക (pradhamika) — Primary, initial, first.
• അഗ്രഗണനീയത (agragananeeyatha) — State of deserving the first, foremost or utmost consideration.
• അഗ്രോപഹാരം (agropaharam) — The first gift presented to sb.
• അരങ്ങേറ്റം (arangettam) — The first public performance of an artistic form.
• ആദാം (adam) — Adam, the first man.
• ആദ്യം (aadyam) — Originally; at first, in the beginning, before any later change.
• ആദ്യഘട്ടം (aadyaghattam) — Primary stage, first stage.
• ഉപസരം (upasaram) — Mating, child-birth or first pregnancy among animals.
• ഋഗ്വേദം (rigwedam) — The first of the four Vedas.
• ഒറിജിനൽ (orijinal) — Original, genuine, not a copy; the first or authentic version of something.
• കണികാണുക (kanikanuka) — See the first thing in a day.
• കൈനീട്ടം (kaineettam) — The first gift or sale or transaction, the gift given on Vishu day, bribe.
• ഗംഭീരം (gambeeram) — That which is noble, majestic, grand or profound grand style of language, greater meaning than what appears at first sight.
• ജനുവരി (januvari) — January, the first month of the year.
• ജയിക്കുക (jayikkuka) — Wins; to win a game, election or prize, to come first, to be victorious.
• ജയിച്ചു (jayichu) — Won, came first, defeated the other side; the past form of jayikkuka.
• ഞായറാഴ്ച (njaayaraazhcha) — Sunday, the first day of the week, usually a day off.
• തിങ്കളാഴ്ച (thinkalaazhcha) — Monday; the day after Sunday, the first working day of the week.
• പ്രഥമന്‍ (pradhaman) — The first one, chief, a kind of dessert made of milk, rice, sugar, fruits etc.
• രണ്ടാമത്തെ (randaamatthe) — Second, coming after the first; sekkandu is the unit of time.
• ശകുനം (shakunam) — An omen, the first object seen on setting out on a journey, indicative sign of good or evil happening in the future, bird.

aadhyathe and aadya mean first in time, onnam is first in a numbered series, and പ്രഥമ (pradhama) belongs to grammar and formal usage.