Lord in Malayalam
Lord is ഈശന് (eashan) in Malayalam, a word for a master and, with a capital letter, for Siva and for God. Devotional songs are full of it. For a lord in the sense of a leader or protector, നാഥന് (naathan) is used, and for a master of the household യജമാനന് (yajamaanan).
Most common translation
Lord, master, husband, Siva.
പഴയ കവിതകളില് ഈശന് എന്ന പദം കാണാം.
pazhaya kavithakalil eashan enna padam kaanaam.
The word eashan can be seen in old poems.
All Malayalam words for “lord”
- ഈശന് (eashan) — Lord, master, husband, Siva.
- നാഥന് (naathan) — Leader, lord, husband, protector.
- യജമാനന് (yajamaanan) — A man who performs Yaga at his own expense, one who has a Yaga performed, owner, master, lord, boss, head of the house-hold.
- അംഗദന് (amgadan) — Son of Bali, son of Lakshmana and Urmila, son of Gada, lord Krishna's brother.
- അഖിലണ്ടാനയകന് (akhilandanayakan) — Lord of the whole universe.
- അമ്പാടി (ambadi) — Place where Lord Krishna was brought up.
- അഷ്ടമിരോഹിണി (ashtamirohini) — The birthday of Lord Krishna.
- ബുദ്ധന് (buddhan) — Seer, the enlightened one, the all knowing one freed from birth and death, Lord Buddha.
- വജ്രം (vajram) — Diamond, thunderbolt, Lord Indra's weapon (H.M.).
eashan leans to the divine, naathan to a leader, lord or husband, and yajamaanan to an owner, boss or patron of a sacrifice.
Common questions
How do you say lord in Malayalam?
ഈശന് (eashan).
How do you address a master or boss?
യജമാനന് (yajamaanan), the owner or head of a household.