House in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “house”

• വീട് (veed) — House, home, family.
• അഗാരം (agaram) — House, town.
• ആലയം (aalayam) — House, abode.
• ആവാസം (aavaasam) — House, abode, dwelling.
• കിടപ്പാടം (kidappadam) — House, dwellings, abode.
• കെട്ടിടം (kettidam) — House, building.
• മന്ദിരം (mandhiram) — House, abode, temple, palace, city.
• വാസ്തു (vaasthu) — Site or position of a house, house.
• സദനം (sadanam) — Home, house, abode.
• ചൈത്യം (chaithyam) — Masonry work, rampart, sacrificial altar, house, temple, Buddhist monastery, tombstone.
• പുരി (puri) — Town, city, capital city, fort, house, body, king, river.
• അങ്ങേക്കൂറ്റ് (angekkoottu) — Neighbouring house.
• അടിച്ചുതളിക്കാരി (adichuthalikkari) — Charwoman, maid servant, woman employed to clean the house.
• അടുക്കള (adukkala) — Kitchen, the room in a house where food is cooked.
• അതിഥി (athithi) — Guest, a person who visits or stays at one's house, a visitor.
• അത്തപ്പൂവ് (athapoovu) — The floral decoration in the courtyard of the house during the Onam festival in the month of Chingom.
• അയൽക്കാരൻ (ayalkkaaran) — Neighbour, a person living in the house next door or close by.
• ഇറ (ira) — Eaves of a house, tax.
• ഇല്ലം (illam) — House esp, the house of a Nampoodiri (Brahmin).
• ഉടമകൾ (udamakal) — Owners. The people who own something such as a house, shop or vehicle.
• ഉപരിസഭ (uparisaba) — Upper House(of parliament, etc.).
• എത്തിനോക്കുക (ethinokkuka) — Peep, peer, look inside a house or room furtively.
• ഒഴിഞ്ഞ (ozhinja) — Empty, containing nothing; vacant, as of a bottle, room or house.
• കിടപ്പുമുറി (kidappumuri) — Bedroom, the room in a house used for sleeping.
• കൂടുകെട്ടുക (koodukettuka) — Build a nest, build a house.
• ഘട്ടം (ghattam) — Ghat, landing place, steps leading to a river, state, stage, occasion, customs house.
• താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar) — Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
• തോട്ടം (thottam) — Garden, a plot near a house where flowers or plants are grown.
• ദമ്പതി (dambathi) — Master of the house.
• നടുമുറ്റം (nadumuttam) — Inner courtyard, courtyard within a house, quadrangle.
• നിരങ്ങല്‍ (nirangal) — Crawling on the haunches, going from house to house seeking help, crawling.
• നിരങ്ങുക (niranguka) — Crawl, go from house to house seeking help.
• നിലവറ (nilavara) — Underground cell (in the house).
• പാർപ്പിടം (paarppidam) — Housing; dwellings or accommodation for people to live in; a house loan is bhavana vaaypa.
• പുരയിടം (purayidam) — Compound around a house, plot.
• മഠം (madam) — Monastery, convent, nunnery, house of a Brahmin, school for teaching the Vedas (holy scriptures), ancient Gurukula.
• മണിമേട (manimeda) — Storeyed mansion adorned with gems, terrace adorned with gems, mansion, palatial house.
• മിന്നാരം (minnaaram) — The front, turret, minaret, light house.
• മേൽക്കൂര (melkkoora) — Roof, the covering on top of a house or building.
• ലേക്ക് (lekku) — Towards, to (added to the noun as the suffix -lekku, as in veettilekku, towards the house).
• ലൈറ്റുകൾ (laittukal) — Lights; lamps or electric bulbs, sources of illumination in a house or street.
• വാതിൽ (vaathil) — Door, the panel that closes the entrance of a room or house, a doorway.
• വിടുതി (viduthi) — Rented house, house where one stays as a paying guest, boarding, remission, leave, release, pardon.
• വീട്ടുകാർ (veettukaar) — Household, the people living together in one house, a family and its home.
• വീട്ടുതടങ്കല്‍ (veettuthadankal) — House arrest.
• സെനറ്റ് (senattu) — Senate; the upper house of a parliament, as in the United States, also the governing council of a university.

കെട്ടിടം (kettidam) is a building or structure, while അഗാരം (agaram), ആലയം (aalayam), ആവാസം (aavaasam), കിടപ്പാടം (kidappadam) and മന്ദിരം (mandhiram) are literary or classical words for a dwelling or abode.