Here in Malayalam
Here is rendered as ഇഹ (iha), a Sanskritic word meaning here and now. It belongs to literary and devotional Malayalam rather than to street conversation. Here and there, scattered about, is അങ്ങിങ്ങ് (angingu).
Most common translation
Here, now.
ഇഹ ജീവിതം സന്തോഷത്തോടെ ജീവിക്കണം.
iha jeevitham santhoshathode jeevikkanam.
One should live this life here happily.
All Malayalam words for “here”
- ഇഹ (iha) — Here, now.
- അങ്ങിങ്ങ് (angingu) — Here and there, in disorder.
- അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
- ഈ (ee) — This, this one here; ee stands before a noun and ithu is used when it stands alone.
- കൊണ്ടുവരുന്നു (konduvarunnu) — Brings, carries something here; the present form of konduvaruka, to bring.
- ചേർക്കുക (cherkkuka) — Added, put in, joined on to something else; listed here as the verb to add; adding; putting one thing together with another, including something more, adding numbers.
- ജോലി ചെയ്യുക (joli cheyyuka) — Worked, did work, was employed; listed here as the verb to work.
- നോക്കുക (nokkuka) — Looked, turned the eyes towards, gazed; listed here as the verb to look.
- വിളിക്കുക (vilikkuka) — Calls, to call out to somebody, to telephone, to summon, to name; listed here as the verb to call.
- ശ്രമിക്കുക (shramikkuka) — To try, to attempt, to make an effort; tried, attempted, made an effort; listed here as the verb to try.
iha is the literary word for here, while angingu means here and there in a scattered way.
Common questions
How do you say here in Malayalam?
ഇഹ (iha) is given, meaning here or now in literary usage.
How do you say here and there?
അങ്ങിങ്ങ് (angingu), suggesting things scattered in disorder.