Large in Malayalam
Large is വലിയ (valiya) in Malayalam, the everyday adjective for big, great or high. Standing before the noun, it serves a large house, a large sum and a large man alike.
Most common translation
Great, big, large, high, lofty, noble, prosperous.
അവർക്ക് ഒരു വലിയ വീടുണ്ട്.
avarkku oru valiya veedundu.
They have a big house.
All Malayalam words for “large”
- വലിയ (valiya) — Great, big, large, high, lofty, noble, prosperous.
- പൊത്ത (potha) — Bulky, large, empty.
- പുല (pula) — Broad, flat, large.
- മഹല് (mahal) — Noble, great, large, plentiful.
- അക്ഷൌഹിണി (akshouhini) — A large army having 21870 elephants, as many chariots, 65610 horses and 109350 infantrymen.
- ആഫ്രിക്ക (aafrikka) — Africa, the large continent lying to the south of Europe.
- എസ്റ്റേറ്റ് (estettu) — Estate; a large plantation of rubber, tea or coffee, also landed property owned by a person or family.
- കപ്പൽ (kappal) — Ship, a large vessel that carries people or goods over the sea.
- കാട് (kaadu) — Forest, a large area thick with trees, woods, jungle.
- കുതിര (kuthira) — Horse. A large animal ridden or used to pull carts.
- കോർപ്പറേറ്റ് (korpparettu) — Corporate; belonging to a large business company, of the business world.
- കോർപ്പറേഷൻ (korpparesan) — Corporation, a large company; in Kerala also the elected government of a big city, as in Kochi Corporation.
- ചരക്ക് (charakk) — Goods, commodity, merchandise textile goods, large cauldron, (fig.) a voluptuous, attractive woman.
- ചിക്കാഗോ (chikkaago) — Chicago, a large city in the United States, on the shore of Lake Michigan.
- ചൈന (chaina) — China, the large country in East Asia.
- ടെക്സസ് (teksas) — Texas; a large state in the southern part of the United States.
- തടാകം (thadakam) — Lake, large tank or pool, lagoon.
- താളി (thali) — Shampoo prepared from certain leaves, the large palmyra (or its leaf).
- തീ (thee) — Fire. Flame or fire; a large fire is thee pidutham.
- തുപ്പാക്കി (thuppakki) — A kind of large gun.
- ദശലക്ഷങ്ങൾ (dashalakshangal) — Millions; very large numbers, tens of lakhs; everyday Malayalam more often counts in lakhs and crores.
- നഗരങ്ങൾ (nagarangal) — Cities, large towns with many people, shops and offices.
- പെരുകുക (perukuka) — Increase, multiply, become large, bloat.
- ബസ് (basu) — Bus, a large road vehicle that carries many passengers.
- ബൃഹല്കരിക്കുക (bruhalkarikkuka) — Make big or large.
- ഭൂഖണ്ഡം (bhoogandam) — A continent, a large part of the earth.
- മയിൽ (mayil) — Peacock. A large bird with a bright fanned tail; peafowl.
- രാജവെമ്പാല (raajavembaala) — A kind of large, venomous snake, king Cobra.
- റഷ്യ (rashya) — Russia, the very large country spread across eastern Europe and northern Asia.
- ലഹരി (lahari) — Large wave, strong flow or current, intoxication (only in Malayalam).
- ലോറി (lori) — Truck; a large vehicle for carrying goods, called a lorry in Kerala.
- വഞ്ചി (vanchi) — A large boat, name of former Travancore state, Thiru-vanchikkulam, treasure box.
- വന്തോതിലുള്ള (vanthothilulla) — Large scale.
- വളരെ (valare) — Highly; very, greatly, to a large degree.
- വ്യാപകമായി (vyaapakamaayi) — Widely, pervasively, on a large scale.
- ശതം (shatham) — One hundred, a large number.
- സഹസ്രം (sahasram) — Thousand, a large number.
- സ്റ്റേഡിയം (stediyam) — Stadium; a large ground with seats around it for matches and sports events.
- ഹാൾ (haal) — Hall; a large room used for meetings, functions or gatherings.
പൊത്ത (potha) is bulky, പുല (pula) broad and flat, and മഹല് (mahal) noble and great, while the remaining options are simply large things, such as കാട് (kaadu), a forest.
Common questions
How do you say large in Malayalam?
വലിയ (valiya) is the usual adjective.
Which option means bulky?
പൊത്ത (potha), used of something bulky.