Pecuniary in Malayalam
Malayalam has no single adjective matching pecuniary. The nearest thing here is ധനലാഭം (dhanalaabham), which names a pecuniary or monetary gain, built from the words for wealth and profit. Say dha-na-laa-bham.
Most common translation
Pecuniary or monetary benefit.
ഈ കച്ചവടത്തിൽ നല്ല ധനലാഭം ഉണ്ടായി.
ee kachavadathil nalla dhanalaabham undaayi.
This business brought a good monetary gain.
Dictionary entry
- ധനലാഭം (dhanalaabham) — Pecuniary or monetary benefit.
Because it is a noun of gain, it cannot stand where English puts pecuniary in front of a noun; a phrase about money or finance does that work instead.
Common questions
How do you say pecuniary in Malayalam?
There is no one word. The related noun ധനലാഭം (dhanalaabham) means pecuniary gain, and other senses are carried by phrases about money.
What does dhanalaabham mean exactly?
A financial benefit, the money that comes to someone from a deal, a job or a windfall.