Kings in Malayalam
Kings is മന്നോര് (mannor) in Malayalam, the plural used of rulers. It sits in a slightly literary register, the one found in histories and in verse.
Most common translation
Kings.
പഴയകാല മന്നോര് ഇവിടെ വാണിരുന്നു.
pazhayakaala mannor ivide vaanirunnu.
Kings of old ruled here.
All Malayalam words for “kings”
- മന്നോര് (mannor) — Kings.
- അത്തച്ചമയം (athachamayam) — The festival in the month of Chingom celebrated by the kings of Kochin.
- എഴുന്നരുളുക (ezunnaruluka) — March in a solemn procession (spoken of gods, kings and such distinguished personages).
- ചാൾസ് (chaals) — Charles; an English male given name, borne by kings of Britain.
- നീരാടുക (neeraaduka) — Bathe, wash oneself (said of gods or kings).
- പള്ളിയറ (palliyara) — Bedroom of kings.
- ഹെൻറി (henri) — Henry; an English male given name, borne by kings of England.
The other options only mention kings in passing, among them പള്ളിയറ (palliyara), the royal bedchamber, and എഴുന്നരുളുക (ezunnaruluka), to move in solemn procession as gods and kings do.
Common questions
How do you say kings in Malayalam?
മന്നോര് (mannor) is the plural form.
Which word describes a royal procession?
എഴുന്നരുളുക (ezunnaruluka), used of gods, kings and other exalted persons.