Institute in Malayalam
Among the words listed, പാഠശാല (paadashaala) is the one that means a school or institute, a place of learning. It has a formal, slightly old-fashioned ring, the sort of name a traditional school or training centre carries.
School, institute.
കുട്ടികൾ രാവിലെ പാഠശാലയിലേക്ക് പോയി.
kuttikal raavile paadashaalayilekku poyi.
The children went to school in the morning.
All Malayalam words for “institute”
- പാഠശാല (paadashaala) — School, institute.
- പീഠം (peedam) — Seat, stool, pedestal for placing an idol, etc., altar, throne, school, institute.
പാഠശാല (paadashaala) names the teaching institution, while പീഠം (peedam) is primarily a seat, pedestal or throne and comes to mean a school only in the sense of an established seat of learning.
Common questions
How do you say institute in Malayalam?
പാഠശാല (paadashaala) is the listed word for an institute or school, best suited to a place of study.
Why does peedam mean both a stool and an institute?
Because a seat stands for an established position, so the one word covers a pedestal for an idol and the seat of a school of learning.