Mason in Malayalam

A mason in Malayalam is a മേസ്തിരി (mesthiri), the skilled builder who lays stone and brick, and often the headman of a work gang. On a building site the word doubles as a form of address. A carpenter or artisan is an ആശാരി (aashaari).

Most common translation

മേസ്തിരി (mesthiri)

Mason, headman of a gang of workmen, headman of masons or carpenters, a tindal.

വീടുപണിക്ക് മേസ്തിരി രാവിലെ വന്നു.

veedupanikku mesthiri raavile vannu.

The mason came in the morning for the house work.

All Malayalam words for “mason”

മേസ്തിരി (mesthiri) implies seniority over a group of workmen, while ആശാരി (aashaari) is primarily the carpenter and craftsman.

Common questions

How do you say mason in Malayalam?

Say മേസ്തിരി (mesthiri).

What is a carpenter called?

ആശാരി (aashaari), also used of artisans generally.