Laws in Malayalam
Laws are നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) in Malayalam, the rules a government makes and people must obey. The same plural serves for the rules of a game or an institution.
Most common translation
Rules, regulations, the laws of a place or a game; laws; the rules made by a government that people must obey, legal rules.
സ്കൂളിലെ നിയമങ്ങൾ എല്ലാവരും പാലിക്കണം.
skoolile niyamangal ellaavarum paalikkanam
Everyone must follow the school rules.
All Malayalam words for “laws”
- നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) — Rules, regulations, the laws of a place or a game; laws; the rules made by a government that people must obey, legal rules.
- ധര്മ്മനുഷ്ഠാനം (dharmmanushtaanam) — Observance of duties or moral laws.
- ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham) — A war adhering strictly to martial and moral laws, a war for upholding virtue and morality, a moral war.
- ധര്മ്മസ്ഥാപനം (dharmmasthaapanam) — Charitable establishment; enforcing or establishing charity or moral laws.
- ധര്മ്മിഷ്ഠന് (dharmmishtan) — One who observes strictly the moral laws, one who is charitable or generous, righteous, charitable person.
- പ്രകൃതിനിയമം (prakrithiniyamam) — Nature's laws.
- വ്യാകരണം (vyaakaranam) — Grammar, science of language, a book dealing with the basic laws of anything.
- ശാസ്ത്രം (shaasthram) — Science, the study of nature and its laws, a school subject.
- സ്മൃതി (smrithi) — Recollection, memory, meditation, code of ethical laws, tradition.
Most of the other options belong to moral and religious duty, such as ധര്മ്മനുഷ്ഠാനം (dharmmanushtaanam), the observance of moral laws, and പ്രകൃതിനിയമം (prakrithiniyamam), the laws of nature.
Common questions
How do you say laws in Malayalam?
നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) is the plural to use.
How do you say the laws of nature?
പ്രകൃതിനിയമം (prakrithiniyamam), nature's own laws.