Paid in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “paid”

• അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
• അകമ്പടി (akambadi) — Service as bodyguard, attendant, escort, allowance paid for service, retinue.
• അടവുശിഷ്ടം (adavushishtam) — The balance to be paid, balance of payment.
• ഇൻഷുറൻസ് (inshuransu) — Insurance, a policy paid for so that a loss is covered; cover against accident, illness or damage.
• കമ്മീഷൻ (kammeeshan) — Commission, the share of money paid to an agent for a deal; also an official body appointed to look into something.
• ചാർജ് (chaarju) — Charge, a fee or cost to be paid; also the electric charge in a battery.
• തീര്‍പ്പ്‌ (theerpp) — Decision, settlement, judgement, sentence, a sort of bonus in addition to the harvest wages paid in kind to agricultural workers.
• തുക (thuka) — Amount, a sum of money, the total that is to be paid or spent; sum, a total amount, an amount of money.
• പണമടവ് (panamadavu) — Payment. The act of paying money; the amount paid or an instalment.
• പൊലി (poli) — Heap of corn before winnowing, measure of yield or harvest, interest paid in kind, donation, light.
• ഫീസ് (fees) — Fee, the money paid for a service, such as school or doctor's charges.
• ബിൽ (bil) — Bill, an invoice, a written statement of money to be paid.
• വാടക (vaadaka) — Rent (paid by a tenant).
• വില (vila) — Cost, the price of something, what must be paid for it.

The remaining entries are things that get paid: adavushishtam is the balance due, kammeeshan a commission, chaarju a charge or fee, inshuransu insurance, and akambadi an allowance paid for service.