Gram in Malayalam
This entry is misleading, because every word in it is a grammar term, picked up where the dictionary abbreviates grammar as gram. Nothing here means a gram of weight or the pulse called gram. നാമം (naamam) means a name, and in grammar a noun.
Name, sectarian mark of Vaishnavas (gram.)noun.
മരം എന്ന വാക്ക് ഒരു നാമം ആണ്.
maram enna vaakku oru naamam aanu.
The word 'maram' is a noun.
All Malayalam words for “gram”
- നാമം (naamam) — Name, sectarian mark of Vaishnavas (gram.)noun.
- അംഗവാക്യം (amgavakayam) — Subordinate clause (gram).
- ആഖ്യ (aakhya) — Name, (gram.) subject, fame, glory.
- ആഖ്യാതം (aakhyaatham) — (gram.) predicate, verb, what is said or told or made known.
- ഗതി (gathi) — Course, movement, gait, direction, protection, refuge, salvation, (gram.) preposition.
- പ്രകൃതി (prakrithi) — Nature, reality, shape, form, source, original character, divine power, woman, mother, root of a word (gram.).
- പ്രഥമ (pradhama) — First, foremost; (gram.) first personal; first person; (gram), the first case (nominative).
- ബഹുവചനം (bahuvachanam) — Plural (gram.).
- ലോപം (lopam) — Deficit, omission, rejection, vanishing; (gram.) elision.
- വചനം (vachanam) — Word, speech, talk, proverb, wise saying, pronunciation; (gram.) singular or plural number.
- ശുദ്ധം (shuddham) — State of purity, sth. unadulterated, sth. white and spotless, unpolluted state, one of the seven kinds of adjectives (gram.).
- സ്വരം (swaram) — Sound, voice, vowel (gram).
ആഖ്യ (aakhya) is the grammatical subject, ആഖ്യാതം (aakhyaatham) the predicate, ബഹുവചനം (bahuvachanam) the plural, അംഗവാക്യം (amgavakayam) a subordinate clause, പ്രകൃതി (prakrithi) the root of a word, പ്രഥമ (pradhama) the nominative case, and ഗതി (gathi) a preposition.
Common questions
How do you say gram in Malayalam?
Not with any word in this entry. Malayalam uses the English word gram for the unit of weight, and the pulse has its own separate name.
So what does naamam actually mean?
A name, and in grammar a noun. It is also the word for the sectarian mark worn on the forehead by Vaishnavas.