Flows in Malayalam
No verb meaning flows appears in this entry. ചാനൽ (chaanal), said chaa-nal, is a channel, the route or passage through which water or news flows, and it is also the everyday word for a television station. The listing reflects that definition rather than the English verb.
Most common translation
Channel, a television or radio station; also a route or passage through which water or news flows.
ഈ ചാനലിൽ വാർത്ത വരുന്നു.
ee chaanalil vaartha varunnu.
The news comes on this channel.
All Malayalam words for “flows”
- ചാനൽ (chaanal) — Channel, a television or radio station; also a route or passage through which water or news flows.
- മദം (madam) — Intoxication, liquor, haughtiness, insanity, joy, delight, the fluid that flows from the temples of a rutting elephant.
ചാനൽ (chaanal) is the channel through which something flows, while മദം (madam) refers among other things to the fluid that flows from the temples of a rutting elephant.
Common questions
How do you say flows in Malayalam?
No verb is listed; ചാനൽ (chaanal) is the channel something flows through.
How do you say television channel?
That too is ചാനൽ (chaanal).