Near in Malayalam
Near is സമീപ (sameepa) in Malayalam, used of what lies close by in place or in time, as with a nearby town or a near date. It sits mostly in compounds and in written style. The middle syllable is long, sa-mee-pa.
Most common translation
Near, proximate, close, adjacent.
സമീപ ഗ്രാമത്തിൽ നിന്നാണ് അവർ വന്നത്.
sameepa gramathil ninnanu avar vannathu.
They came from a nearby village.
All Malayalam words for “near”
- സമീപ (sameepa) — Near, proximate, close, adjacent.
- അടുത്ത് (aduthu) — Near, close by; at a short distance.
- ഉറ്റ (utta) — Close, near, intimate, dear.
- നികട (nikada) — Close by, near.
- അടുത്തവന് (aduthavan) — Relatives, the dear and near ones.
- അടുത്തുവരിക (aduthuvarika) — Approach, come near.
- അനു (anu) — Denoting back, with near, along, towards.
- ആനയം (aanayam) — Bringing near.
- ഉപനയിക്കുക (upanayikkuka) — Bring near, invest with the Brahminical thread.
- ഉപഹരണം (upaharanam) — Offering a gift, bringing near.
- ഉറ്റോര് (uttor) — Kinsmen, near and dear relatives.
- കൂടുതൽ അടുത്ത് (kooduthal aduthu) — Closer; nearer, more near in distance or in relationship.
- കേന്ദ്ര (kendra) — Central, at or near the centre; also relating to the central government.
- തവള (thavala) — Frog. A small jumping amphibian that lives near water.
- തീരദേശ (theeradesha) — Coastal, of the sea shore or the land lying near it.
- തോട്ടം (thottam) — Garden, a plot near a house where flowers or plants are grown.
- ത്രിവേണി (thriveni) — The confluence of three rivers; the confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati near Prayag (Allahabad).
- പക്കല് (pakkal) — Near at hand, on one's person, on a side or wing.
സമീപ (sameepa) and നികട (nikada) mean close by, ഉറ്റ (utta) means near in the sense of intimate and dear, and അടുത്തുവരിക (aduthuvarika) is to come near.
Common questions
How do you say near in Malayalam?
സമീപ (sameepa), near, close or adjacent.
Which word describes near relatives?
അടുത്തവന് (aduthavan) names the dear and near ones, and ഉറ്റ (utta) means close or intimate.