Moral in Malayalam
When moral means the lesson a story leaves behind, Malayalam uses സാരോപദേശം (saaropadesham), the gist of the advice being given. For moral in the sense of right conduct, writers switch instead to the dharma family of words.
Important teaching or advice, gist of the advice, moral.
കഥയുടെ അവസാനം ഒരു സാരോപദേശം ഉണ്ട്.
kathayude avasaanam oru saaropadesham undu.
There is a moral at the end of the story.
All Malayalam words for “moral”
- സാരോപദേശം (saaropadesham) — Important teaching or advice, gist of the advice, moral.
- ഋതം (ritham) — Truth, moral law, righteousness.
- ചാരിത്രം (charithram) — Chastity, moral conduct, faithfulness to the spouse.
- ധര്മ്മനുഷ്ഠാനം (dharmmanushtaanam) — Observance of duties or moral laws.
- ധര്മ്മയുദ്ധം (dharmmayuddham) — A war adhering strictly to martial and moral laws, a war for upholding virtue and morality, a moral war.
- ധര്മ്മസ്ഥാപനം (dharmmasthaapanam) — Charitable establishment; enforcing or establishing charity or moral laws.
- ധര്മ്മിഷ്ഠന് (dharmmishtan) — One who observes strictly the moral laws, one who is charitable or generous, righteous, charitable person.
- നീതിബോധം (neethibodham) — Moral lessons.
- പുരുഷാധികാരം (purushadhikaram) — Man's duty (moral and spiritual).
സാരോപദേശം (saaropadesham) is the moral of a tale, ഋതം (ritham) is moral law understood as truth, ചാരിത്രം (charithram) narrows to chastity, and compounds such as ധര്മ്മനുഷ്ഠാനം (dharmmanushtaanam) name the observance of moral duty.
Common questions
How do you say moral in Malayalam?
Use സാരോപദേശം (saaropadesham) for the moral of a story.
Is any of these the adjective moral?
Not exactly; moral conduct is carried by dharma words like ധര്മ്മിഷ്ഠന് (dharmmishtan), a person who keeps the moral law.