Martial in Malayalam
Martial has no standalone adjective among these options, since Malayalam builds the idea into compounds. A school where martial arts are taught is an അങ്കക്കളരി (ankakkalari), the traditional training ground. A war fought strictly by martial and moral rules is a ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham).
Gurukula type of school for teaching martial arts.
പണ്ട് കുട്ടികൾ അങ്കക്കളരിയിൽ പരിശീലനം നേടി.
pandu kuttikal ankakkalariyil parisheelanam nedi.
In olden days children got training in the martial arts school.
All Malayalam words for “martial”
- അങ്കക്കളരി (ankakkalari) — Gurukula type of school for teaching martial arts.
- ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham) — A war adhering strictly to martial and moral laws, a war for upholding virtue and morality, a moral war.
Both options are nouns rather than adjectives: അങ്കക്കളരി (ankakkalari) is a place of training and ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham) a just war.
Common questions
How do you say martial in Malayalam?
No single adjective is listed; the idea comes through compounds such as അങ്കക്കളരി (ankakkalari), a martial arts school.
What is a war fought by the rules called?
ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham), a righteous war.