Harvest in Malayalam
To harvest a crop is കൊയ്യുക (koyyuka) in Malayalam, meaning to reap or cut the standing grain. It is an old and entirely everyday farming verb, pronounced koy-yu-ka.
Most common translation
Reap, harvest, cut a number of things together.
കര്ഷകര് നെല്ല് കൊയ്യുന്നു.
karshakar nellu koyyunnu.
The farmers are harvesting paddy.
All Malayalam words for “harvest”
- കൊയ്യുക (koyyuka) — Reap, harvest, cut a number of things together.
- കൊയ്ത്തുകാലം (koythukaalam) — Harvest season, (fig.) time of plenty, prosperous, times, thriving, flourishing season.
- തീര്പ്പ് (theerpp) — Decision, settlement, judgement, sentence, a sort of bonus in addition to the harvest wages paid in kind to agricultural workers.
- പൊലി (poli) — Heap of corn before winnowing, measure of yield or harvest, interest paid in kind, donation, light.
കൊയ്ത്തുകാലം is the harvest season and figuratively a time of plenty, പൊലി is the heap of grain or the measure of yield, and തീര്പ്പ് refers only to a bonus paid along with harvest wages.
Common questions
How do you say harvest in Malayalam?
The verb is കൊയ്യുക (koyyuka), to reap or harvest a crop.
What is harvest time called?
കൊയ്ത്തുകാലം (koythukaalam) is the harvest season, and the word is also used for any prosperous, plentiful stretch of time.