Ornament in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “ornament”

• ആഭരണം (aabharanam) — Jewellery, ornament, decoration.
• അലങ്കാരം (alankaram) — Ornament, rhetorical device.
• ഉരുപ്പടി (uruppadi) — Ornament, utensils(made of bell metal) or pieces of furniture, movable property.
• വിഭൂഷണം (vibhooshanam) — Ornament, decoration, lustre.
• കലാപം (kalaapam) — Bond, ornament, waistlet, a collection of separate things, poem composed from beginning to end in the same.
• ഭൂഷണം (bhooshanam) — Adornment, ornament, a thing which embellishes one's appearance.
• അണി (ani) — Line, row, array, line of soldiers, needle point, beauty, ornament, linch pin.
• ഉടമ (udama) — Ownership, wealth, salary, beauty, ornament.
• നക (naka) — Owner, laughter, light, ridicule, captain of a ship, ornament, jewel.
• അരമണി (aramani) — Jingling bells worn around the waist as an ornament.
• ജാലകം (jaalakam) — Window, lattice-window, fresh flower bud, multitude, the calyx as it appears before budding, ornament for the head, fraud.
• തൊങ്ങല്‍ (thongal) — Fringe, hangings, drapery, hanging ornament.
• പതക്കം (pathakkam) — Neck ornament of gold studded with jewels.
• പാദസരം (padhasaram) — Anklet for the feet worn by women; a tinkling foot ornament.
• മോതിരം (mothiram) — Ring. An ornament worn on the finger.

vibhooshanam and bhooshanam are literary words for adornment, uruppadi takes in household articles and movable property, kalaapam is a waistlet or collection, and ani can mean a row or array as well as beauty.