Goods in Malayalam
Goods in the sense of merchandise is ചരക്ക് (charakk), the word used for cargo on a lorry and for stock in a shop. The final k is clipped short. It is an everyday commercial word, equally at home in speech and in print.
Goods, commodity, merchandise textile goods, large cauldron, (fig.) a voluptuous, attractive woman.
ലോറിയിൽ ചരക്ക് രാവിലെ കയറ്റി.
loriyil charakku raavile kayatti.
The goods were loaded on the lorry in the morning.
All Malayalam words for “goods”
- ചരക്ക് (charakk) — Goods, commodity, merchandise textile goods, large cauldron, (fig.) a voluptuous, attractive woman.
- പണ്യം (panyam) — Goods, commodity.
- പണ്ടം (pandam) — Jewellery, eatables, money, goods, bowels.
- സാധനങ്ങൾ (saadhanangal) — Things, objects, items, goods; stuff, things, assorted items or belongings; items; things or articles, the goods bought in a shop, the separate entries in a list.
- ഉപഭോക്താക്കൾ (upabhokthaakkal) — Customers; the people who buy goods or services from a shop or company; in speech kastamar is also used.
- ഉപഭോഗം (upabhogam) — Enjoyment, consuming, luxury goods, sexual intercourse.
- ഉൽപ്പന്നങ്ങൾ (ulppannangal) — Products, goods that are made or grown for sale.
- ഉൽപ്പാദനം (ulppaadanam) — Production, the making of goods, the amount produced.
- കടകൾ (kadakal) — Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
- കപ്പൽ (kappal) — Ship, a large vessel that carries people or goods over the sea.
- ഗതാഗതം (gathaagatham) — Transport; the moving of people and goods from place to place, travel services and traffic.
- ചില്ലറ വിൽപ്പന (chillara vilppana) — Retail, the selling of goods in small quantities directly to customers.
- ഡീലർ (deelar) — Dealer, an authorised seller or trader of goods such as vehicles or machines.
- ഡെലിവറി (delivari) — Delivery, the bringing of goods or post to the buyer; in hospitals delivery of a baby is prasavam.
- പൊട്ടുംപൊടിയും (pottumpodiyum) — Very small remnants, small and defective remnants after the removal of goods pieces.
- മാർക്കറ്റുകൾ (maarkkattukal) — Markets, places where goods are bought and sold; a traditional market is also called chantha.
- ലോറി (lori) — Truck; a large vehicle for carrying goods, called a lorry in Kerala.
- വാൻ (vaan) — Van; a covered vehicle larger than a car, used to carry people or goods.
- വിമാനം (vimanam) — Plane; an aeroplane, an aircraft that carries people or goods; aircraft. A flying machine such as an aeroplane or a helicopter.
- വിലകൾ (vilakal) — Prices; the amounts of money asked for goods, rates charged for things.
- വിൽപ്പന (vilppana) — Sales, selling, the business of selling goods.
- ഷോപ്പിങ് (shopping) — Shopping; going out to buy things, the buying of goods in shops.
- സ്റ്റോക്ക് (stokku) — Stock, the goods a shop has on hand, the supply in store; also a share in a company.
charakk and panyam both mean goods as a commodity, with panyam staying formal; saadhanangal is the everyday word for the items or shopping someone carries, and ulppannangal means manufactured products.
Common questions
What is the Malayalam word for goods?
ചരക്ക് (charakk) is the standard word for goods or merchandise.
When would you use saadhanangal instead?
Use saadhanangal for individual items and purchases, rather than goods as trade stock.