Full in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “full”

• നിറഞ്ഞ (niranja) — Full, filled to the top; crowded, holding no more space.
• പരിപൂര്‍ണ്ണ (paripoornna) — Complete, full, filled up, consummate.
• പീന (peena) — Bulky, full, liparous.
• പൂരിത (pooritha) — Saturated, full, increased, multiplied, satisfied.
• സങ്കട (sankada) — Narrow, full, dense, complaining.
• സമഗ്ര (samagra) — Complete, full, exhaustive.
• ആകുല (aakula) — Grief-stricken, worried, tired, full, dense.
• പൂര്‍ണ്ണമായ (poornamaya) — Complete, perfect, full.
• പ്രചുര (prachura) — Plentiful, expansive, liberal, full.
• അഭിമാനമുള്ള (abhimaanamulla) — Proud; feeling pleased satisfaction at something of one's own, full of self respect.
• അമ്പിളി അമ്മാവന്‍ (ambili amvan) — Full moon.
• ആകെ (aake) — The whole, total; in full, totally, wholly.
• ആവേശമുള്ള (aaveshamulla) — Excited; eager and thrilled, full of happy expectation.
• തികഞ്ഞ (thikanja) — Completed, made full, perfect, complete.
• തിങ്ങുക (thinguka) — Be dense, be full, be pressed, be congested.
• നരകം (narakam) — Hell, world where sinners go after death; (idm.) a place full of misery and pain.
• നികക്കുക (nikakkuka) — Become full, to be filled up, to be rectified.
• നിറച്ച (niracha) — Filled, made full, packed with something.
• നിറയുക (nirayuka) — Get filled or completed, spread, be full or sufficient.
• പൂരിക്കുക (poorikkuka) — Become complete or full, increase.
• പൂര്‍ണ്ണചന്ദ്രന്‍ (poornachandran) — Full moon.
• പൂര്‍ണ്ണമാക്കുക (poornamakkuka) — Make full, perfect or complete.
• പൂര്‍ണ്ണവിരാമം (poornaviramam) — Full stop.
• പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) — Fully; completely, entirely, to the full extent.
• ബിന്ദു (bindu) — Drop, point, centre, full stop, zero, the space between the eyebrows, a kind of leprosy of the elephants.
• മുഴുപ്പ് (muzhupp) — Size, magnitude, full growth, fullness.
• വിരാമം (viraamam) — A stop, close, full stop (punctuation), intermission.
• വ്യാകുല (vyaakula) — Grief-stricken, confused, full of, anxious.
• ശനിയാഴ്ച (shaniyaazhcha) — Saturday, the sixth day of the week, the day before Sunday and a half or full holiday for most schools and offices in Kerala.

നിറഞ്ഞ (niranja) is full in the sense of filled, while പൂര്‍ണ്ണമായ (poornamaya), പരിപൂര്‍ണ്ണ (paripoornna) and സമഗ്ര (samagra) mean full in the sense of complete or whole. പൂരിത (pooritha) is saturated, പീന (peena) bulky, and സങ്കട (sankada) with ആകുല (aakula) reach this meaning only through density or distress.