Lender in Malayalam
A lender is കടംകൊടുത്തവന് (kadamkoduthavan) in Malayalam, literally the one who gave the debt. The compound names the person by the act, so it works for a creditor of any size. It describes a man; a woman lender takes the matching feminine ending.
Most common translation
കടംകൊടുത്തവന് (kadamkoduthavan)
Lender, creditor.
കടംകൊടുത്തവന് ഇന്ന് വീട്ടിൽ വന്നു.
kadamkoduthavan innu veettil vannu.
The lender came to the house today.
Dictionary entry
- കടംകൊടുത്തവന് (kadamkoduthavan) — Lender, creditor.
Only this compound is listed, and it suits a private creditor or moneylender rather than an institution.
Common questions
How do you say lender in Malayalam?
കടംകൊടുത്തവന് (kadamkoduthavan).
Does kadamkoduthavan mean a moneylender?
It fits anyone who has lent money, a moneylender included.