Mark in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “mark”

• അടയാളം (adayalam) — Mark, symbol, signal.
• അടയാളപ്പെടുത്തുക (adayalappeduthuka) — Mark, attest.
• ലിംഗം (limgam) — Mark, Sivalinga (phallus), penis, symbol of male, cause, deity, (gr.) gender.
• അങ്കിതം (ankitham) — That is marked, mark, scar, stain.
• വര (vara) — Line, mark, furrow, wrinkle, scar, script (sth.written).
• നിമിത്തം (nimitham) — Reason, cause, indication, mark, aim, omen.
• പദം (padam) — A foot, step, foot-impression, leg, word, site, mark, ray, status, position, vigour, object, floor, a line of a stanza, a song.
• മുദ്ര (mudra) — Seal, signet, stamp, mark.
• ലേഖ (lega) — Line, writing, crescent, painting, image, form, mark, script.
• അതിരിടുക (athiriduka) — Mark off, mark boundary, limit.
• ഗോപീചന്ദനം (gopeechandanam) — A kind of soil or ochre used for making caste mark on the forehead.
• ഗ്രേഡ് (gredu) — Grade; the mark given for schoolwork, a level of quality, a rank in a job.
• തൊടുവിക്കുക (thoduvikkuka) — Cause to touch, mark with sandalwood paste on the forehead (as a caste-mark).
• നാമം (naamam) — Name, sectarian mark of Vaishnavas (gram.)noun.
• ബഹുമാനം (bahumaanam) — Honor; the respect shown to a person, high regard, a mark of distinction.
• ബ്രാൻഡ് (braandu) — Brand, the name or mark of the company that makes a product; a make or trademark.
• മുദ്രകുത്തുക (mudrakuthuka) — Stamp, seal, make a mark.

അടയാളം (adayalam) is the mark itself and അടയാളപ്പെടുത്തുക (adayalappeduthuka) the verb to mark something, while വര (vara) is a drawn line, അങ്കിതം (ankitham) a scar or stain, and നിമിത്തം (nimitham) a mark read as an omen.