Morning in Malayalam
Everyday Malayalam calls the morning പുലരി (pulari), which covers daybreak and the early hours together. A more formal text can use പ്രഥമകാലം (prathamakaalam) instead, and the verb പുലരുക (pularuka) is what the day itself does.
Most common translation
Day- break, morning, dawn, sunrise.
പുലരിയിൽ പക്ഷികൾ പാടുന്നു.
pulariyil pakshikal paadunnu.
Birds sing at dawn.
All Malayalam words for “morning”
- പുലരി (pulari) — Day- break, morning, dawn, sunrise.
- അരുണോദയം (arunodayam) — Morning, sunrise.
- പ്രഥമകാലം (prathamakaalam) — Morning.
- കാലത്ത് (kaalath) — In the morning, in time.
- നേരം പുലരുക (neram pularuka) — Become morning, dawn.
- പുലരുക (pularuka) — Become morning, dawn.
- പ്രാതൽ (prathal) — Breakfast. The morning meal; also called raavile bhakshanam.
- മുതൽ (muthal) — Since, from; placed after the time word, as in raavile muthal, since morning.
- രാവിലെ (raavile) — In the morning, at dawn, early in the morning.
- സുപ്രഭാതം (suprabhaatham) — Good morning, the salutation 'good morning'.
- സുപ്രഭാതം (suprabhaatham) — Good morning, the salutation 'good morning'.
അരുണോദയം (arunodayam) leans towards sunrise, കാലത്ത് (kaalath) is the adverb meaning in the morning, and പ്രാതൽ (prathal) is the morning meal rather than a time of day.
Common questions
How do you say morning in Malayalam?
പുലരി (pulari) is the usual word.
How do you say in the morning?
Use കാലത്ത് (kaalath), or നേരം പുലരുക (neram pularuka) for morning coming on.