Means in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “means”

• മാര്‍ഗ്ഗം (maarggam) — Means, way, solution, manner.
• പാങ്ങ് (pangu) — Ability, means, opportunity, help, wealth, excuse.
• കാരണം (kaaranam) — Cause, reason, motive, means, agency, origin.
• ഗത്യന്തരം (gathyantharam) — An alternative means, any other option, means, way out.
• നിവൃത്തി (nivrithi) — Redemption, abandonment, finishing, rest, solution, means, salvation.
• പണി (pani) — Work, service, occupation, means, difficulty.
• യോഗം (yogam) — Meeting, assembly, copulation, path to salvation, meditation, fate, luck, means, method, effort, prohibition.
• വഴി (vazhi) — Path, road, way, turn, order, lineage, inheritance, means.
• അഴിമതിക്കാരൻ (azhimathikkaaran) — Corrupt, a corrupt person, one who takes bribes; the noun azhimathi means corruption.
• ഉപായം (upaayam) — Means for achieving an end, scheme, trick, cunning, one of the four tactics, to win over the enemy, strategy, tactics, contrivance, device.
• ഡോൺ (don) — Don, a title placed before a name and, in films, the head of a criminal gang; the English verb to don means to put on clothing, dharikkuka.
• തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പ് (thiranjeduppu) — Election, the process of voting to choose representatives; elections. The process of voting to choose leaders or representatives; selection, the act of choosing, a chosen set; the same word also means election.
• ദാരിദ്ര്യം (daaridryam) — Poverty, penury, scarcity, lack of means of livelihood.
• പഴം (pazham) — Fruit. A ripe fruit; by itself it often means a banana.
• പഴുത് (pazhuth) — Hole, loophole, crevice, state of wastage, excuse, time, means of escape, chance.
• പോപ്പ് (popp) — Pop; popular light modern music; the word also means a small bursting sound.
• ബുദ്ധിപൂര്‍വ്വം (buddhipoorvam) — By means of intelligence, dexterously, wisely, cleverly, judiciously.
• ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടുള്ള (buddhimuttulla) — Difficult, hard, not easy to do; the noun buddhimuttu means difficulty.
• ഭ്രാന്തുള്ള (bhraanthulla) — Mad; of unsound mind, crazy; in everyday English it also means very angry, for which Malayalam says deshyam.
• മണി (mani) — Bell, a bell rung in a school, temple or church; mani also means hour or clock.
• മരം (maram) — Tree. A tree; the same word also means wood or timber.
• മാദ്ധ്യമം (maaddhyamam) — Middle path/ method or tool, medium, means of communication.
• വരെ (vare) — Until, up to, till (used as a postposition after the word it governs); till; up to a given time or point, until; the English word also means to plough land and the cash drawer in a shop.
• വാണിജ്യപരമായ (vaanijyaparamaaya) — Commercial, to do with trade or business, done for profit; as a noun it also means a radio or television advertisement.
• വാഹനങ്ങൾ (vaahanangal) — Vehicles, cars, buses, lorries and other means of road transport.
• വെള്ളി (velli) — Silver; the white precious metal used for ornaments and coins, the shiny grey colour of it; the same word also means Friday.
• സംഖ്യ (samkhya) — Number, counting, sum, knowledge, logic, comprehension, arriving at meanings by means of authoritative dicta.
• സഹായിക്കുന്നു (sahaayikkunnu) — Helping; giving help or a hand to someone; in English helping also means one serving of food; helps; the present form of sahaayikkuka, to help or assist, to be of use.

മാര്‍ഗ്ഗം (maarggam) is a way or method, ഗത്യന്തരം (gathyantharam) an alternative way out, പാങ്ങ് (pangu) ability and wealth, കാരണം (kaaranam) a cause, നിവൃത്തി (nivrithi) a resolution, and പണി (pani) and യോഗം (yogam) reach means only among wider senses of work and fate.