Having in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “having”

• ഉള്ള (ulla) — Being, having, possessing, existing, true.
• അംഗവൈകല്യം (amgavaikalyam) — Physical deformity, state of having a handicapped body.
• അംഗഹീന (amgaheena) — Disfigured, deformed, having no limb, mutilated, handicapped.
• അക്ഷരി (akshari) — Having a certain number of letters, rainy season, season of plenty.
• അക്ഷൌഹിണി (akshouhini) — A large army having 21870 elephants, as many chariots, 65610 horses and 109350 infantrymen.
• അഗ്നിവര്‍ണ്ണം (agnivarnnam) — Having the colour of fire, a kind of foreign liquor (brandy).
• അഗ്നിസാക്ഷിക (agnisakshika) — Having fire as a witness (in sacred rites), done(married)before fire.
• അതിഗുണ (athiguna) — Having many special qualities.
• അദ്വൈത (adwaitha) — Having no duality, single, being only one.
• അധികൃത (adhikritha) — Authorized, having authority, official.
• അനുഭവക്കാരന്‍ (anubhavakkaran) — Person having experience, person earning wages or profit.
• അറിഞ്ഞു (arinju) — Knew, came to know, found out; the past form of ariyuka. For already having known something, Malayalam says ariyaamaayirunnu.
• അറിയുന്ന (ariyunna) — Knowing; being aware of something, having knowledge of it; ariyuka is to know.
• അവസാനമില്ലാത്ത (avasaanamillaatha) — Endless, having no end, going on and on without stopping.
• അഷ്ടകം (ashtakam) — Eight, having eight parts.
• അസക്തി (asakthi) — Apathy, state of having no interest.
• അസുര (asura) — Having life, superhuman.
• അസ്വതന്ത്രത (aswathanthratha) — State of having no freedom.
• ആകുലിത (aakulitha) — Having grief, confused, furrowed.
• ആഖ്യാത (akhyatha) — Not famous, having bad fame, infamous; that is said or told.
• ആഞ്ഞ (aanja) — Aimed, lengthened, having force.
• ആഴമുള്ള (aazhamulla) — Deep, going far down from the surface, having great depth.
• ഇല്ലായ്ക (illaayka) — State of having nothing, nothingness, naught.
• ഈറ്റ (eatta) — Calved, having given birth to, about to give birth to.
• എന്നവന്‍ (ennavan) — A person having the name, a man called, that man, alias.
• ഏകപുത്രന്‍ (eakaputhran) — The only son, a person having only one son.
• ഏകമുഖ (eakamukha) — Face directed towards one object only, having only one entrance or door, having only one aim or objective, having only one way, or aspect, single-faced.
• ഒരിക്കല്‍ (orikkal) — A Hindu religious fast (having only one meal a day).
• കയ്പുള്ള (kaypulla) — Bitter, having a sharp unpleasant taste like bitter gourd or medicine; harsh in flavour.
• കയ്പ്പുള്ള (kaippulla) — Bitter, having a sharp unpleasant taste; also harsh or painful in feeling.
• കല്യാണം കഴിഞ്ഞ (kalyanam kazhinja) — Married, having a husband or wife (literally: whose wedding has taken place).
• കഴിവുള്ള (kazhivulla) — Capable, having the skill or ability to do something, competent.
• ജീവനുള്ള (jeevanulla) — Alive; living, not dead, still having life.
• ജോലി ചെയ്യുന്ന (joli cheyyunna) — Employed, working for pay, having a job somewhere.
• താൽപ്പര്യമുള്ള (thaalparyamulla) — Interested, having interest or eagerness in something.
• തിരക്കുള്ള (thirakkulla) — Engaged, busy, occupied; of a telephone line, already in use; busy; having much work to do, crowded with activity.
• തിരണ്ട (thiranda) — Matured (said of girls), having attained puberty.
• തോറ്റ (thotta) — Defeated, beaten, having lost a game, contest or fight.
• ത്രിവര്‍ണ്ണ (thrivarnna) — Tri- coloured, having three colours.
• ദന്ത (dantha) — Dental, relating to the teeth, having to do with dentistry.
• ദശകം (dashakam) — Period of ten years, a literary work of ten verses, anything having ten components.
• ധൈര്യമുള്ള (dhairyamulla) — Brave, having courage, not easily frightened.
• നാല്‍ക്കാലി (naalkkali) — Anything having four legs, cattle, table, chair, etc., quadruped.
• നിരഭിമാന (nirabhimana) — Having no sense of honour, having no self- respect, unashamed.
• നിരമര്‍ഷ (niramarsha) — Having no anger, free from hatred or ill will.
• നിരീശ്വര (nireeshwara) — Having no God, having no faith in God, atheistic.
• നിരുപമ (nirupama) — Incomparable, having no comparison or similarity, unique.
• നിലകെട്ട (nilaketta) — Having lost one's position, deposed, impolite, fallen, timid, unsteady.
• നീളമുള്ള (neelamulla) — Long; having great length from end to end.
• പഴകിയ (pazhakiya) — Having become old or mature, accustomed, habituated.
• പിച്ചില (pichila) — Slippery, milky, having a tail.
• പുളിപ്പന്‍ (pulippan) — Sour, having sour taste.
• പുളിയുള്ള (puliyulla) — Sour, having a sharp acidic taste like lemon or raw mango; tart.
• പൂവന്‍ (poovan) — Cock, male bird, one having flower, a kind of plantain, tree that doesn't bear fruit, Brahma.
• പൊരിയന്‍ (poriyan) — One having a dry scurf, what is parched or dried.
• പ്രതിബദ്ധതയുള്ള (prathibaddhathayulla) — Committed. Dedicated and loyal to a work or cause; the sense of having done a crime is cheythu.
• ബന്ധപ്പെട്ട (bandhappetta) — Related, connected, having to do with the matter in hand; associated; connected with something, related, linked to a person or matter.
• ഭാഗ്യമുള്ള (bhaagyamulla) — Lucky; having good fortune, favoured by luck.
• ഭിന്നഗതി (bhinnagathi) — Going along different paths, having lost control.
• ഭൂരിഭാഗം (bhooribhaagam) — The side having the majority, the major portion or share.

ulla is the general having or being, shown welded onto nouns in aazhamulla, kaippulla and kazhivulla; arinju and ariyunna belong to the separate idea of having knowledge.