Owner in Malayalam
Owner is ഉടമസ്ഥന് (udamasthan), the standard word on documents and in conversation for whoever holds a property. ഉടയക്കാരന് (udayakkaaran) is a close everyday variant.
Most common translation
Owner.
കടയുടെ ഉടമസ്ഥന് ഇന്ന് വന്നില്ല.
kadayude udamasthan innu vannilla
The shop's owner did not come today.
All Malayalam words for “owner”
- ഉടമസ്ഥന് (udamasthan) — Owner.
- ഉടയക്കാരന് (udayakkaaran) — Owner.
- നക (naka) — Owner, laughter, light, ridicule, captain of a ship, ornament, jewel.
- മുതലാളി (muthalaali) — Capitalist, one who invests money in business, owner, proprietor, master, boss.
- യജമാനന് (yajamaanan) — A man who performs Yaga at his own expense, one who has a Yaga performed, owner, master, lord, boss, head of the house-hold.
muthalaali adds the sense of boss or capitalist, yajamaanan is a master or patron with ritual overtones, and naka is an old word with many unrelated meanings.
Common questions
How do you say owner in Malayalam?
ഉടമസ്ഥന് (udamasthan).
How do you say shop owner?
ഉടമസ്ഥന് (udamasthan) placed after the shop, or മുതലാളി (muthalaali) in the sense of proprietor.