Orders in Malayalam
Official commands in the plural are ഉത്തരവുകൾ (utharavukal) in Malayalam, the form used for directions issued by a court or a department. For an order placed in a shop or a restaurant, Malayalis simply say ordar.
Most common translation
Orders; official commands or directions. A shop or food order is called ordar.
കോടതിയുടെ ഉത്തരവുകൾ പാലിക്കണം.
kodathiyude utharavukal palikkanam.
The court orders must be obeyed.
All Malayalam words for “orders”
- ഉത്തരവുകൾ (utharavukal) — Orders; official commands or directions. A shop or food order is called ordar.
- തന്ത്രണം (thanthranam) — Administration, observance of orders or commands, usual practice.
തന്ത്രണം (thanthranam) is about administration and the carrying out of orders, not the orders themselves.
Common questions
How do you say orders in Malayalam?
ഉത്തരവുകൾ (utharavukal) for official commands; a shop or food order is called ordar.
How do you say I placed an order?
Use the borrowed word ordar for shopping and food, keeping utharavukal for commands.