Heat in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “heat”

• ഊഷ്മം (ooshmam) — Heat, sunlight, summer.
• ചൂടാക്കുക (choodakkuka) — Heat, warm.
• താപം (thapam) — Heat, pain, sorrow, grief.
• തീക്ഷ്ണം (theekshnam) — Heat, sharpness, pungency, bitter taste.
• എരിച്ചില്‍ (erichil) — Burning, heat, (fig) anger, contempt.
• പൊള്ളിക്കുക (pollikkuka) — Fry or roast, heat, cause blister, cauterize vesiculate.
• അഘോരം (aghoram) — Fierce of siva, a mantra relating to siva, heat, knowledge.
• വേവ് (vev) — Burning, properly cooked condition, heat, sultriness.
• സന്താപം (santhaapam) — Sorrow, grief, affliction, heat.
• അത്യുഷ്ണം (athyushnam) — High temperature, severe heat.
• ഉഷ്ണിക്കുക (ushnikkuka) — Feel heat, be hot.
• എരിപൊരി (eripori) — Spark, great heat, burning, (fig).great pain and sorrow, fretting and fuming.
• കാലാവസ്ഥ (kaalaavastha) — Weather, the state of the air and sky at a place; rain, heat and wind together. In everyday speech it also covers climate; climate; the usual weather of a place over a long period. The same word also serves for day to day weather.
• കിരണം (kiranam) — Ray; a narrow beam of light or heat; Ray is also an English given name.
• കൊടുംവെയില്‍ (kodumveyil) — Terrible heat of the sun.
• ചൂട് (choodu) — Heat. Heat or warmth; also hot weather.
• താപനില (thaapanila) — Temperature; the degree of heat or cold of the air, water or the body.
• പുഴുക്കം (puzhukkam) — Boiling, steaming heat, perspiring.
• രൗദ്രം (roudram) — One of the nine aesthetic sentiments, sun's heat, climax of ferocity.

ooshmam and thapam both name heat, thapam also carrying pain and grief; choodakkuka and pollikkuka are the verbs to heat and to scorch, and erichil is a burning sensation.