Noble in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “noble”

• മഹല്‍ (mahal) — Noble, great, large, plentiful.
• മഹനീയ (mahaneeya) — A noble, great or respectable woman.
• അപര (apara) — Unique, noble.
• ഉരു (uru) — Excessive, noble, big.
• ഉദാര (udaara) — Generous, liberal, noble, kind.
• പ്രഭവ (prabava) — Occurred, born, noble.
• മാലാഖ (maalaaga) — Angel, messenger of god; (fig.) holy person with divine qualities, a noble, virtuous woman.
• യോഗ്യന്‍ (yogyan) — Worthy, fit, qualified person, a noble, virtuous man.
• വലിയ (valiya) — Great, big, large, high, lofty, noble, prosperous.
• അഭിജാത (abhijatha) — Born of noble family.
• ഉത്തമന്‍ (uthaman) — Noble person, respectable person, Vishnu.
• ഉദാരന്‍ (udaaran) — Noble or generous or magnanimous person.
• ക്രിയാവിശേഷം (kriyaavishesham) — Peculiar action or deed, noble deed.
• ഗംഭീരം (gambeeram) — That which is noble, majestic, grand or profound grand style of language, greater meaning than what appears at first sight.
• തറവാടിത്തം (tharavaditham) — Nobility, decency and decorum of a person of noble birth, noble bearing.
• പെരുമാള്‍ (perumal) — King, chief, a noble person, Siva, Vishnu.
• മാഹാത്മ്യം (maahaathmyam) — Greatness, nobility, state of having a great or noble soul.
• മുത്ത് (muth) — Pearl, seed, sth. most noble.
• യോഗ്യം (yogyam) — Propriety, decency, worthiness, what is noble or virtuous.
• രാജന്‍ (raajan) — King, noble or illustrious person.

മഹല്‍ (mahal) and മഹനീയ (mahaneeya) mean noble and great, mahaneeya being applied to a woman, while ഉദാര (udaara) is noble in the sense of generous and kind.