Many in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “many”

• അനേകം (anekam) — Many, a number of.
• ഏറെ (eare) — Much, many, very much, much more.
• ഒരുപാട് (orupad) — Much, many, a lot of.
• ഏറിയ (eriya) — Increased, much, many.
• അക്ഷൌഹിണി (akshouhini) — A large army having 21870 elephants, as many chariots, 65610 horses and 109350 infantrymen.
• അതിഗുണ (athiguna) — Having many special qualities.
• അത്ര (athra) — So much, so many.
• ആയിരങ്ങൾ (aayirangal) — Thousands; very many, counted in units of a thousand.
• ഇത്ര (ithra) — This much, so much, so many.
• എണ്ണുക (ennuka) — Count, to say the numbers in order or to find out how many there are; to reckon up.
• എത്ര (ethra) — How much, how many, interj. excessively, very much.
• ഒട്ടേറെ (ottere) — Very much, very many.
• ഒന്നിലധികം (onniladhikam) — Multiple, more than one, several, many of the same kind.
• ജനപ്രിയ (janapriya) — Popular, liked by many people, in wide favour.
• നഗരങ്ങൾ (nagarangal) — Cities, large towns with many people, shops and offices.
• പല (pala) — Several, more than two but not many, various.
• പഴുതാര (pazhuthara) — A small poisonous crawling creature with many legs, centipede.
• ബസ് (basu) — Bus, a large road vehicle that carries many passengers.
• സങ്കീർണമായ (sankeernamaaya) — Complex, complicated, involved; made of many parts that are tangled together.
• സെക്കൻഡ് (sekkandu) — Seconds, units of time; sixty seconds make one minute. Malayalam uses the same form for one second and many.

anekam counts a number of items, eare and orupad mean much or a lot and are more colloquial, and athra means so much or so many in comparisons.