Juice in Malayalam
Juice is നീര് (neer) in Malayalam, the same word that serves for water and for the sap of plants. Fruit and vegetable juices are spoken of with it, and ginger juice has its own compound, ഇഞ്ചിനീര് (inchineer).
Most common translation
Water, juice, swelling of the organs.
വീണതിനു ശേഷം കാലിൽ നീര് വന്നു.
veenathinu shesham kalil neer vannu.
After the fall, the leg got swollen.
All Malayalam words for “juice”
- നീര് (neer) — Water, juice, swelling of the organs.
- രസം (rasam) — One of the bodily substances, taste, liking, aptitude, pleasure, one of the nine sentiments or expressions, essence, juice, the chemical element mercury, semen, poison, vigour, molten ghee, tongue.
- ലാസം (laasam) — Sport, jumping, dancing, joviality, playing about, juice, emulsion, ointment.
- ഇഞ്ചിനീര് (inchineer) — Ginger juice.
- കഷായം (kashayam) — Medicinal decoction (Ayurveda), juice or gum of trees, red colour.
- പിഴിയുക (pizhiyuka) — Squeeze, press and bring out the juice.
- പുളി (puli) — Sourness, fruit of the tamarind tree, acidity, curry made from tamarind fruit juice.
രസം (rasam) is juice in the sense of essence and taste, കഷായം (kashayam) is a medicinal decoction, and പിഴിയുക (pizhiyuka) is the verb for squeezing juice out.
Common questions
How do you say juice in Malayalam?
നീര് (neer) is the everyday word.
How do you say ginger juice?
ഇഞ്ചിനീര് (inchineer), built from ginger and the word for juice.