Money in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “money”

• പണം (panam) — Cash, money in notes and coins, ready money; money, cash, the coins and notes used to pay for things.
• പണ്ടം (pandam) — Jewellery, eatables, money, goods, bowels.
• അക്കൗണ്ട് (akkaunt) — Account, a bank or online account in a person's name; a record of money is also called kanakku.
• അച്ചാരം (acharam) — Earnest money, advance, security.
• അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
• അടയ്ക്കുന്നു (adaykkunnu) — Paying; giving the money that is due, as a fee, bill or rent; kodukkuka, to give, is also used.
• അടിക്കുക (adikkuka) — Beat, hit, knock down, clap, sweep, print, throb, mint money.
• ഒടുക്കുക (odukkuka) — Remit (money, etc.).
• കടം (kadam) — Debt, indebtedness, commitment, liability, loan, borrowing money.
• കണക്കുകൾ (kanakkukal) — Accounts; financial records, reckonings of money received and spent. A bank or online account is called akkaundu.
• കമ്മീഷൻ (kammeeshan) — Commission, the share of money paid to an agent for a deal; also an official body appointed to look into something.
• കെട്ടുക (kettuka) — Tie, marry, get built, remit (money).
• കൈമുതല്‍ (kaimuthal) — Cash in hand, ready money, investment.
• ചെലവാക്കി (chelavaakki) — Spent, used up, of money or time; the past form of chelavaakkuka, to spend.
• ചെലവുകൾ (chelavukal) — Expenses, the money spent on things, costs that have to be met; costs, expenses, the money that has to be spent; the plural of chelavu.
• ചെലവ് (chelavu) — Spending; the using up of money, expenditure, expense.
• ജീവനാംശം (jeevanamsham) — Money granted for living alimony.
• തുക (thuka) — Amount, a sum of money, the total that is to be paid or spent; sum, a total amount, an amount of money.
• ധനനഷ്ടം (dhananashtam) — Loss of money.
• നഷ്ടം (nashtam) — Loss, money or value lost, damage, the harm of losing something.
• നികുതികൾ (nikuthikal) — Taxes. Money that people and businesses must pay to the government.
• നിരക്ക് (nirakku) — Rate, the fixed price or charge, the level at which something is set; charges; the money asked for a service, rates or fees; accusations in a case are kuttaropanangal.
• പണക്കാരൻ (panakkaran) — Rich, wealthy; a person who has a lot of money.
• പണക്കിഴി (panakkizhi) — Purse, money bag, money tied in a piece of cloth or bag, prize in the form of money.
• പണപ്പെട്ടി (panapetti) — Money - box, a safe, (idm.) one who has amassed a lot of money.
• പണമടവ് (panamadavu) — Payment. The act of paying money; the amount paid or an instalment.
• പേഴ്സ് (persu) — Wallet. A small folding case for carrying money and cards; purse.
• ഫണ്ട് (fandu) — Fund; money set aside or collected for a purpose, a store of money; funds; money set apart or available for a purpose; panam is money in general and dhanasahaayam is aid money.
• ഫീസ് (fees) — Fee, the money paid for a service, such as school or doctor's charges.
• ബജറ്റ് (bajattu) — Budget, a plan of money coming in and going out; also the yearly financial statement of a government.
• ബാങ്കുകൾ (baankukal) — Banks; institutions that keep money and give loans; the sides of a river are called kara.
• ബാങ്ക് (baanku) — Bank. A place that keeps and lends money.
• ബിൽ (bil) — Bill, an invoice, a written statement of money to be paid.
• മുതലാളി (muthalaali) — Capitalist, one who invests money in business, owner, proprietor, master, boss.
• മുതലിക്കുക (muthalikuka) — Collect money or capital, begin.
• മുതല്‍മുടക്കുക (muthalmudakkuka) — Invest money in business.
• മുന്‍പണം (munpanam) — Advance, earnest money.
• വസൂല്‍ (vasool) — Acquisition, money received or collected.
• വാങ്ങുക (vaanguka) — Purchase; to buy something for money, to acquire by paying; the noun sense is vaangal, a buying.
• വായ്പ (vaaypa) — Loan, money borrowed and to be repaid, credit taken from a bank.
• വിഭവങ്ങൾ (vibhavangal) — Resources; the supplies, money or materials available for use, natural wealth.
• വിറ്റു (vittu) — Sold, the past form of vilkkuka, to sell; given away in exchange for money.
• വില കുറഞ്ഞ (vila kuranja) — Cheap, inexpensive; costing little money.
• വില കൂടിയ (vila koodiya) — Expensive, costly; costing a lot of money.
• വിലകൂടിയ (vilakoodiya) — Expensive; costing a lot of money, dear, high in price.
• വിലകൾ (vilakal) — Prices; the amounts of money asked for goods, rates charged for things.
• വിൽക്കുക (vilkkuka) — To sell, to give something for money.
• സമ്പദ്വ്യവസ്ഥ (sampadvyavastha) — Economy; the system of money, trade and production of a country or region.
• സമ്പാദിക്കുക (sambaadikkuka) — Earn, make money, save money.
• സാമ്പത്തിക (saampatthika) — Economic, relating to money, trade and the economy.
• സ്വരൂപിക്കുക (swaroopikkuka) — Collect, earn, save (money), heap.

പണം (panam) is money itself and പണക്കാരൻ (panakkaran) a rich man, while പണ്ടം (pandam) leans towards goods and jewellery and നഷ്ടം (nashtam) is money lost rather than money held.