Kind in Malayalam
Kind, in the sense of a type or sort, is ഇനം (inam), used of varieties of rice, breeds of cattle and categories on a form. It is short and plain, i-nam. For kind as in kind-hearted, Malayalam turns to other words.
Most common translation
Kind, type, class, breed.
ഈ ഇനം പക്ഷികൾ അപൂർവമാണ്.
ee inam pakshikal apoorvamaanu.
This species of bird is rare.
All Malayalam words for “kind”
- ഇനം (inam) — Kind, type, class, breed.
- ജാതി (jaathi) — Caste, kind, tribe, race, rank, position, nut-meg tree, jasmine, hearth, fire-place.
- ഉദാര (udaara) — Generous, liberal, noble, kind.
- തരം (tharam) — Kinds, sorts, types, varieties of a thing; sort, kind, type, variety.
- നല്ല (nalla) — Fine, good, well, satisfactory; good enough in quality; nice, good, pleasant, kind.
- രൂപം (roopam) — Form, shape, figure, type, kind, beautiful figure or body, appearance, aspect, sign, symbol.
- അകില് (akil) — A kind of sandalwood, the indian cedar tree.
- അഗ്നിമുഖി (agnimukhi) — The gayathri mantra, a kind of tree, kitchen.
- അഗ്നിവര്ണ്ണം (agnivarnnam) — Having the colour of fire, a kind of foreign liquor (brandy).
- അങ്കൂര് (ankoor) — Kind of grapes.
- അത്തരം (atharam) — Such, of that kind.
- അപ്പ (appa) — A kind of weed.
- അപ്പം (appam) — A kind of cake, bread, food.
- അമര (amara) — Immortal, a kind of bean.
- അമിട്ട് (amittu) — A kind of pyrotechnics.
- അമുക്കിരം (amukkiram) — Kind of Indian medicinal herb.
- അമ്മാനം (ammanam) — Wooden ball thrown up and down as a kind of game.
- ആവര്ത്തകം (aavarthakam) — Whirlpool, a kind of cloud, curled hair.
- ഇളവന് (ilavan) — A kind of ash-gourd.
- ഏട്ട (eatta) — Unlucky woman, goddess of misfortune and poverty, a kind of fish.
- ഏത്തം (eatham) — Obeisance, praise, a kind of punishment for wrong-doing, a device to draw water.
- ഒട്ടല് (ottal) — Stickiness, shrinking, becoming lean, a kind of bamboo.
- ഒന്നിലധികം (onniladhikam) — Multiple, more than one, several, many of the same kind.
- കടച്ചക്ക (kadachakka) — A kind of fruit used in cooking, bread-fruit.
- കടമരം (kadamaram) — A kind of timber tree.
- കട്ടുറുമ്പ് (katturumbu) — Kind of stinging black ant.
- കന്നാസ് (kannaas) — A kind of plastic vessel used for holding oil, arrack etc.
- കരുതലുള്ള (karuthalulla) — Caring, showing care and concern for others, kind and attentive.
- കലമം (kalamam) — A kind of paddy.
- കാശം (kasham) — A kind of river-side reed, horsetail, light, lustre.
- കുക്കുരം (kukkuram) — Dog, a kind of tree.
- ഗോപീചന്ദനം (gopeechandanam) — A kind of soil or ochre used for making caste mark on the forehead.
- ചുക്ക (chukka) — A kind of tobacco used in 'beed', vinegar, dregs.
- ജലപാനം (jalapaanam) — Drinking water, the simplest kind of food.
- ഡമരു (damaru) — A kind of small drum.
- തകര (thakara) — Kind of pulse(Cassia Tora).
- തിരളി (thirali) — A kind of sweet cake made from flour, jaggery, etc. covered in an aromatic leaf and baked in steam.
- തീര്പ്പ് (theerpp) — Decision, settlement, judgement, sentence, a sort of bonus in addition to the harvest wages paid in kind to agricultural workers.
- തുപ്പാക്കി (thuppakki) — A kind of large gun.
- തുള്ളല് (thullan) — A kind of pest, grasshopper. locust.
- ദിവ്യം (divyam) — Sth. divine, truth, sky, a kind of sandalwood.
- നവര (navara) — A kind of medicinal paddy, used in massaging.
- പടയണി (padayani) — Battle array, a kind of rustic ritual performance in Devi temples.
- പവിഴമല്ലി (pavizhamalli) — A kind of flower resembling coral.
- പായസം (payasam) — Sweet broth made of milk, sugar (jaggery)rice, etc... served in feasts, a kind of pudding.
- പിച്ചി (pichi) — A kind of jasmine.
- പുന്നരകം (punnarakam) — A kind of hell, experience in the hell called.
- പുളവന് (pulavan) — A kind of snake, fresh - water snake.
- പൂത്താലി (poothali) — A kind of necklace worn by women.
- പൂവന് (poovan) — Cock, male bird, one having flower, a kind of plantain, tree that doesn't bear fruit, Brahma.
- പെരുമരം (perumaram) — A kind of soft-wood tree (Ailanthus Excelsus).
- പൊലി (poli) — Heap of corn before winnowing, measure of yield or harvest, interest paid in kind, donation, light.
- പ്രഥമന് (pradhaman) — The first one, chief, a kind of dessert made of milk, rice, sugar, fruits etc.
- ബിന്ദു (bindu) — Drop, point, centre, full stop, zero, the space between the eyebrows, a kind of leprosy of the elephants.
- മത്താപ്പ് (mathappu) — Blue light, light like moonshine, a kind of firework producing blue light.
- മനോഹരം (manoharam) — What is beautiful, enchanting, attractive, gold, a kind of jasmine.
- മാരണം (maaranam) — Slaughter, destruction, great harm or trouble, a kind of poison, sorcery performed against enemies.
- മേത്തരം (metharam) — Superior type or kind, superfine.
- മോഹിനിയാട്ടം (mohiniyaattam) — A dance form in Kerala formerly performed by Devadasis (women dedicated to temple service), a kind of nautch dance.
- രാജവെമ്പാല (raajavembaala) — A kind of large, venomous snake, king Cobra.
inam and tharam both mean kind or type, jaathi adds the senses of caste and species, while nalla, udaara, karuthalulla and sauhridaparamaaya cover kind in the sense of good-hearted and caring.
Common questions
How do you say kind in Malayalam?
ഇനം (inam), when kind means a type or sort.
How do you say a kind person?
karuthalulla, caring and attentive, or udaara, generous and kind.