Form in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “form”

• ആണ് (aanu) — Are, is, am; the present form of the verb to be; the same form for every person and number.
• രൂപം (roopam) — Form, shape, figure, type, kind, beautiful figure or body, appearance, aspect, sign, symbol.
• ആകൃതി (aakrithi) — Shape, form, figure.
• പ്രകൃതി (prakrithi) — Nature, reality, shape, form, source, original character, divine power, woman, mother, root of a word (gram.).
• രൂപകം (roopakam) — Drama, dance, a figure of speech (metaphor), characteristic, form, feature, shape, figure, symbol.
• ലേഖ (lega) — Line, writing, crescent, painting, image, form, mark, script.
• അനുവദിച്ചു (anuvadichu) — Allowed, permitted, let someone do something; past form of to allow; granted, allowed, gave permission or sanction for; the past form of anuvadikkuka.
• അരങ്ങേറ്റം (arangettam) — The first public performance of an artistic form.
• അറിഞ്ഞു (arinju) — Knew, came to know, found out; the past form of ariyuka. For already having known something, Malayalam says ariyaamaayirunnu.
• അവനെ (avane) — Him; the object form of avan, he.
• അവരെ (avare) — Them, those people; the object form of avar, they.
• അവസാനിച്ചു (avasaanichu) — Ended, came to a close, finished; the past form of avasaanikkuka.
• അഷ്ടകലാശം (ashtakalasham) — A form of dance in Kathakali.
• ആയിരുന്നു (aayirunnu) — Was, used to be; the past form of the verb to be, the same for every person; were; Malayalam uses aayirunnu for both was and were.
• ഇരിക്കുക (irikkuka) — Sit; to rest on a seat or on the ground, to take a seat; sitting, resting on a seat or on the ground; also staying in one place; sat; the past form of sit, to have been seated or to have taken a seat.
• ഇറങ്ങി (irangi) — Landed, the past form of iranguka, to come down; alighted or got down.
• ഇൻക് (ink) — Inc; short for Incorporated, written after a company name; Malayalam keeps the English form and calls the firm a kampani.
• ഉടലെടുക്കുക (udaledukkuka) — Take form, take shape, be made.
• ഉണ്ടാക്കുക (undaakkuka) — Makes, prepares, creates; the infinitive form is undaakkuka, to make.
• ഉതിരുക (uthiruka) — Fall or drop off, be shed in the form of powder, be scattered.
• ഉപയോഗിക്കുന്നു (upayogikkunnu) — Using, making use of; the continuous form of upayogikkuka, to use.
• ഉൾപ്പെടുത്തി (ulppedutthi) — Included, took in as a part, added to a group; past form of to include.
• ഊട്ടി (ootti) — Fed, gave food to someone (past form of the verb oottuka, to feed).
• എഴുതി (ezhuthi) — Wrote, put down in writing; past form of to write.
• ഏകദേശരൂപം (ekadesharoopam) — A rough outline or form, a generally acceptable way (form).
• ഓടി (odi) — Ran; the past form of run, moved quickly on foot.
• കണ്ടെത്തുന്നു (kandethunnu) — Finds, discovers, locates something looked for; the present form of kandethuka.
• കളിക്കുന്നു (kalikkunnu) — Playing, taking part in a game; the continuous form of kalikkuka, to play.
• കളിച്ചു (kalichu) — Played, took part in a game or sport; the past form of kalikkuka.
• കഴിച്ചു (kazhichu) — Eaten, the past form of kazhikkuka, to eat; consumed as food.
• കഴിഞ്ഞു (kazhinju) — Could, was able to; the past of kazhiyuka, to be able; done, finished, completed, over; finished, completed, over and done with; the past form of kazhiyuka.
• കാണുന്നു (kaanunnu) — Watching, looking at, viewing; the present form of kaanuka, to see or watch.
• കിടക്കുക (kidakkuka) — Lay; the past form of lie, to have rested flat or reclined; in Malayalam the same verb covers lying down.
• കിട്ടി (kitti) — Got, received, obtained (past form of kittuka, to get).
• കിട്ടുന്നു (kittunnu) — Getting, receiving, obtaining; the continuous form of kittuka, to get; gets, receives, obtains; the present form of kittuka, with the thing received as the subject.
• കേട്ടു (kettu) — Heard, caught a sound, came to hear of something; the past form of kelkkuka.
• കൊടുക്കുക (kodukkuka) — Gives, the form of kodukkuka, to give; to hand over or provide something to someone.
• കൊടുത്തു (koduthu) — Gave, handed over, provided something; the past form of kodukkuka.
• കൊണ്ടുവരുന്നു (konduvarunnu) — Brings, carries something here; the present form of konduvaruka, to bring.
• ചക്രവ്യൂഹം (chakravyooham) — Army arrayed in circular form.
• ചെയ്യുന്നു (cheyyunnu) — Does, is doing (present form of the verb cheyyuka, to do; Malayalam uses one form for all persons).
• ചെലവാക്കി (chelavaakki) — Spent, used up, of money or time; the past form of chelavaakkuka, to spend.
• ചോദിച്ചു (chodichu) — Asked, put a question, requested something; the past form of chodikkuka.
• ജയിച്ചു (jayichu) — Won, came first, defeated the other side; the past form of jayikkuka.
• ജീവിച്ചു (jeevichu) — Lived; the past form of live, stayed alive or spent one's life; for living at a place Malayalam usually says thaamasichu.
• താരതമ്യം ചെയ്തു (thaarathamyam cheythu) — Compared, set two things side by side to see how they differ; the past form of thaarathamyam cheyyuka.
• തിരിഞ്ഞു (thirinju) — Turned, turned round, changed direction; past form of to turn.
• തിരിയുന്നു (thiriyunnu) — Turns; the present form of thiriyuka, to turn or rotate or change direction; a turn in a queue is oozham.
• തീരുമാനിച്ചു (theerumaanichu) — Decided, settled on something, made up one's mind; past form of to decide.
• തുടങ്ങി (thudangi) — Started, began; past tense of thudanguka, to begin; began, started; past form of to begin.
• തുടർന്നു (thudarnnu) — Continued, went on, kept going without stopping; the past form of thudaruka.
• ധര്‍ണ്ണ (dharnna) — Sit-in-strike, a form of mass 'sathyagraha' by squatting (before an office, etc.).
• നമ്മൾ തന്നെ (nammal thanne) — Ourselves, we ourselves; the emphatic form of we, used when the speakers act without help.
• നിന്ന് (ninnu) — From, out of; used after the noun in the form il ninnu, as in kadayil ninnu, from the shop.
• നിൽക്കുന്നു (nilkkunnu) — Stands, is on its feet, is situated somewhere; the present form of nilkkuka.
• നോക്കുന്നു (nokkunnu) — Looking, watching, searching; the continuous form of nokkuka, to look.
• നൽകി (nalki) — Provided, gave, supplied; the past form of nalkuka, to give.
• പണക്കിഴി (panakkizhi) — Purse, money bag, money tied in a piece of cloth or bag, prize in the form of money.
• പണിത (panitha) — Built, constructed, put up (past form of the verb paniyuka, to build).
• പതയുക (pathayuka) — Foam, froth, bubble, form lather.

aanu is the present form of to be and aayirunnu the past, while അവനെ (avane) and അവരെ (avare) show the object forms of he and they.