Noun in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “noun”

• അധിക (adhika) — Additional, extra, further (used before a noun).
• അനുസരിച്ച് (anusarichu) — According to, in keeping with (used as a postposition after the noun).
• അഴിമതിക്കാരൻ (azhimathikkaaran) — Corrupt, a corrupt person, one who takes bribes; the noun azhimathi means corruption.
• അവ്യയീഭാവം (Avyayeebhavam) — Relation between noun and adverb.
• ഇടയിൽ (idayil) — Between, in the middle of two things or people (used as a postposition after the noun).
• ഈ (ee) — This, this one here; ee stands before a noun and ithu is used when it stands alone.
• ഉൾപ്പെടെ (ulppede) — Including, along with (used as a postposition after the noun).
• എടുത്ത (edutha) — Taken, picked up or carried away; the past participle of edukkuka, used before a noun.
• എതിരെ (ethire) — Against, in opposition to, facing (used after the noun, as in enikkethire).
• എതിർ (ethir) — Anti-, against, opposed to (used in Malayalam as the prefix ethir- or with ethire after the noun).
• എല്ലാ (ellaa) — Every, each, all; the noun then takes the suffix um, as in ellaa divasavum, every day.
• ഒന്ന് (onnu) — One, the number 1; oru is used before a noun, as in oru pusthakam, one book.
• കൂടെ (koode) — With, along with, in the company of; placed after the noun, as in ente koode, with me.
• ക്രിയാനാമം (kriyaanaamam) — Gerund, verbal noun.
• ചുവപ്പ് (chuvappu) — Red, the colour red; also used before a noun to mean red.
• താഴെ (thaazhe) — Down, below, at or towards a lower place; under, below, beneath; placed after the noun, as in mesayude thaazhe, under the table; below, under, beneath (used after the noun, as in meshayude thaazhe, below the table).
• നാമം (naamam) — Name, sectarian mark of Vaishnavas (gram.)noun.
• നിന്ന് (ninnu) — From, out of; used after the noun in the form il ninnu, as in kadayil ninnu, from the shop.
• നേക്കാൾ (nekkaal) — Than; joined to the noun as nekkaal in comparisons, as in ithinekkaal, than this.
• നേരെ (nere) — Toward; in the direction of, facing. Malayalam usually shows this with the ending lekku added to the noun.
• പരിസ്ഥിതി (paristhithi) — Environmental, relating to the environment; Malayalam places paristhithi before the noun, as in paristhithi prashnam, environmental problem.
• പിന്നിൽ (pinnil) — Behind, at the back of (used as a postposition after the noun, as in veedinu pinnil).
• ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടുള്ള (buddhimuttulla) — Difficult, hard, not easy to do; the noun buddhimuttu means difficulty.
• മാറുന്ന (maarunna) — Becoming, turning into, growing to be (present participle of maaruka, to change); changing; becoming different, in the middle of a change; the noun change is maattam.
• മുഴുവൻ (muzhuvan) — Throughout, all through, during or over the whole of something; used after the noun, as in divasam muzhuvan.
• മൂലം (moolam) — Due, as in due to, because of, on account of (used as a postposition after the noun).
• മേലേക്ക് (melekku) — Onto; up on to the top or surface of something, also said with the suffix lekku after the noun.
• മേൽ (mel) — Upon, on, on top of; in Malayalam it comes after the noun, as mesha mel, upon the table; upper; the one above, higher in position. It is normally joined to the noun that follows.
• ലേക്ക് (lekku) — Towards, to (added to the noun as the suffix -lekku, as in veettilekku, towards the house).
• വാങ്ങുക (vaanguka) — Purchase; to buy something for money, to acquire by paying; the noun sense is vaangal, a buying.
• വാണിജ്യപരമായ (vaanijyaparamaaya) — Commercial, to do with trade or business, done for profit; as a noun it also means a radio or television advertisement.
• വിദ്യാഭ്യാസപരം (vidyaabhyaasaparam) — Educational, relating to education or teaching; before a noun the short form vidyaabhyaasa is used.
• ശേഷം (sesham) — After, following, once something is over (used as a postposition after the noun or verb).
• സംസാരിക്കുന്നു (samsaarikkunnu) — Talks, speaks, converses; as a noun, formal discussions are charchakal.
• സമയത്ത് (samayathu) — During, at the time of, in the course of (used after the noun, as in pareeksha samayathu); while, during the time that; Malayalam also uses the verb ending umpol, as in kazhikkumpol, while eating.

അധിക and ഈ stand before a noun, while അനുസരിച്ച്, ഇടയിൽ and ഉൾപ്പെടെ follow one as postpositions; അവ്യയീഭാവം names a relation between noun and adverb.