Know in Malayalam
അറിയുക (ariyuka) is the verb to know, to have knowledge of a fact, a place or a person. In an actual sentence speakers use അറിയാം (ariyaam), as in enikku ariyaam, I know, a form that stays the same for every person. The r is lightly tapped, a-ri-yuka.
Know, to have knowledge of something; to be aware of a fact or person.
എനിക്ക് അവന്റെ പേര് അറിയാം.
enikku avante peru ariyaam.
I know his name.
All Malayalam words for “know”
- അറിയുക (ariyuka) — Know, to have knowledge of something; to be aware of a fact or person.
- ബോധിക്കുക (bodhikkuka) — Know, like, realize, perceive, become satisfied.
- അറിഞ്ഞു (arinju) — Knew, came to know, found out; the past form of ariyuka. For already having known something, Malayalam says ariyaamaayirunnu.
- അറിയപ്പെടുന്ന (ariyappedunna) — Known, that people know of, recognised or familiar.
- അറിയാം (ariyaam) — Knows, is aware of; Malayalam uses ariyaam for all persons, as in enikku ariyaam, I know.
- അറിയിക്കുക (ariyikkuka) — Inform, let know, intimate to.
- അറിയുന്ന (ariyunna) — Knowing; being aware of something, having knowledge of it; ariyuka is to know.
- ജിജ്ഞാസ (jijnaasa) — Curiosity, the desire to know, thirst for knowledge.
- പഴമക്കാര് (pazhamakkar) — Old fashioned people, people who know of olden times, old people, with ancient wisdom.
- വിശക്കുക (vishakkuka) — Feel hungry; (fig.) be very eager to know, have a strong desire for, hunger for.
അറിയുക (ariyuka) is the base verb, അറിയാം (ariyaam) the present used in conversation and അറിഞ്ഞു (arinju) the past, came to know. അറിയുന്ന (ariyunna) means knowing and അറിയപ്പെടുന്ന (ariyappedunna) means known or well known, അറിയിക്കുക (ariyikkuka) is to inform, ബോധിക്കുക (bodhikkuka) is to realize, and ജിജ്ഞാസ (jijnaasa) is the curiosity that makes one want to know.
Common questions
How do you say know in Malayalam?
The verb is അറിയുക (ariyuka), and to say I know a speaker uses അറിയാം (ariyaam).
How do you say I came to know?
അറിഞ്ഞു (arinju) is the past form, knew or found out.