Much in Malayalam
Much is ഏറെ (eare) in Malayalam, used for a large quantity or a high degree. In relaxed speech ഒത്തിരി (othiri) does the same work and sounds warmer.
Most common translation
Much, many, very much, much more.
ഇന്ന് ചന്തയില് ഏറെ തിരക്കുണ്ട്.
innu chanthayil eare thirakkundu.
There is a lot of crowd in the market today.
All Malayalam words for “much”
- ഏറെ (eare) — Much, many, very much, much more.
- ഒത്തിരി (othiri) — Much, a good deal.
- ഒരുപാട് (orupad) — Much, many, a lot of.
- ഏറിയ (eriya) — Increased, much, many.
- ഉത്കട (uthkada) — Excessive, haughty, strong, much, fierce.
- പ്രശസ്ത (prashastha) — Famous, renowned, much, admired, worthy of praise or admiration, celebrated.
- അതിബുദ്ധി (athibudhi) — Too much cleverness or intelligence, cunning, craftiness.
- അതിവചനം (athivachanam) — Talking too much, abuse, verbosity.
- അതീവ (atheeva) — Very much, exceedingly, excessive.
- അത്ര (athra) — So much, so many.
- അത്രമാത്രം (athramathram) — That's all, only that much.
- ആവോളം (aavolam) — As much as possible.
- ഇത്ര (ithra) — This much, so much, so many.
- ഇത്രത്തോളം (ithratholam) — To this extent, to this time, till now, so much as this.
- ഉത്സാഹക (ulsaahaka) — Zealous, enthusiastic, very much interested.
- എത്ര (ethra) — How much, how many, interj. excessively, very much.
- എമ്പാടും (embaadum) — In all places, very much.
- എളുപ്പമുള്ള (eluppamulla) — Easy, simple; not needing much effort.
- ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) — Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
- ഒട്ടേറെ (ottere) — Very much, very many.
- കണ്ടമാനം (kandamaanam) — Without rhyme or reason, too much, recklessly.
- ചില്ലറ (chillara) — Insignificant, not much.
- തിരക്കുള്ള (thirakkulla) — Engaged, busy, occupied; of a telephone line, already in use; busy; having much work to do, crowded with activity.
- തീവില (theevila) — Exorbitant price, much too high a price.
- പരിതപിക്കുക (parithapikkuka) — Grieve much, get extremely heated, be distressed.
- പരിമിത (parimitha) — Limited, moderate, measured, sparing, not much.
- പൂര്വ്വാധികം (poorvadhikam) — In a much better way than before.
- പോലും (polum) — Even, so much as (used after the word it emphasises, as in avan polum, even he).
- മന്നന് (mannan) — King; (idm.) a person who is too much clever, a cheat, a fool.
- മാത്രം (maathram) — That much, only, alone, singly.
- മോശക്കാരന് (moshakkaaran) — Stupid person, poor man, person of not much worth, person of disgraceful behaviour, wrong doer, deceitful person.
- വല്ലാതെ (vallaathe) — In the wrong order, helplessly, extremely, very much.
- വാചാലത (vaachaalatha) — Talkativeness, eloquence, fluency, habit of talking too much.
- സ്നേഹിക്കുക (snehikkuka) — Loves. Feels deep affection for someone; likes something very much.
ഏറെ (eare), ഒത്തിരി (othiri) and ഒരുപാട് (orupad) all mean much or a lot, ഏറിയ (eriya) carries the idea of increased, and ഉത്കട (uthkada) is much in the sense of excessive.
Common questions
How do you say much in Malayalam?
ഏറെ (eare) is the standard word.
Which option sounds most conversational?
ഒത്തിരി (othiri) is the one you hear most in everyday talk.