People in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “people”

• ജനത (janatha) — People, multitude, the masses.
• ആള്‍ക്കൂട്ടം (aalkkoottam) — Crowd, mob, people.
• ജഗതി (jagathi) — World, earth, people, cow.
• ലോകം (lokam) — Earth, world, people, a particular class (eg. world of animals, world of newspapers), territory, view.
• അംഗങ്ങൾ (angangal) — Members, the people belonging to a group or a family.
• അധികാരികൾ (adhikaarikal) — Authorities; the officials in charge, people with the power to decide or enforce.
• അഭിഭാഷണം (abhibhashanam) — Advocacy, conversation, address (facing people).
• അമേരിക്കക്കാർ (amerikkakkaar) — Americans, the people of the United States of America.
• അമേരിക്കൻ (amerikkan) — American, of America or its people.
• അറിയപ്പെടുന്ന (ariyappedunna) — Known, that people know of, recognised or familiar.
• അവരെ (avare) — Them, those people; the object form of avar, they.
• ആഫ്രിക്കൻ (aaphrikkan) — African, belonging to Africa, its countries or its people.
• ആശയവിനിമയം (aashayavinimayam) — Communication; the passing of information and ideas between people, contact by speech or writing; communications, the exchange of messages and information; also the systems used for it, such as phone and internet links.
• ഇടയിൽ (idayil) — Between, in the middle of two things or people (used as a postposition after the noun).
• ഇന്ത്യൻ (inthyan) — Indian, of India, its people or its things.
• ഇവര്‍ (ivar) — These people.
• ഇവറ്റ (ivatta) — These (people, things spoken in contempt.).
• ഉടമകൾ (udamakal) — Owners. The people who own something such as a house, shop or vehicle.
• ഉദ്യോഗസ്ഥർ (udyogasthar) — Officers; officials holding a post in government, police or a company; officials; people holding posts in a government or an organization, officers.
• ഉപഭോക്താക്കൾ (upabhokthaakkal) — Customers; the people who buy goods or services from a shop or company; in speech kastamar is also used.
• ഉപയോക്താക്കൾ (upayokthaakkal) — Users; the people who use a thing or a service, such as an app, a road or a library.
• ഉറവിടങ്ങൾ (uravidangal) — Sources, the places or people something comes from; the origins of water, news or information.
• എളിയവര്‍ (eliyavar) — Humble, poor people.
• ഓസ്ട്രേലിയൻ (ostreliyan) — Australian, of Australia, its people or its things.
• കടുപ്പമുള്ള (kaduppamulla) — Hard, firm or solid; also tough or difficult; tough; hard, not easy to do or to break; also said of strong people and of hard meat.
• കപ്പൽ (kappal) — Ship, a large vessel that carries people or goods over the sea.
• കലാകാരന്മാർ (kalaakaaranmaar) — Artists. People who create art such as painting, music, dance or acting.
• കളിക്കാർ (kalikkaar) — Players, the people who play a game or sport; one player is kalikkaaran.
• കാറുകൾ (kaarukal) — Cars; motor vehicles for carrying a few people, automobiles.
• കുടുംബം (kudumbam) — Family, the group of people one lives with, parents, children and close relatives, a household.
• ഗതാഗതം (gathaagatham) — Transport; the moving of people and goods from place to place, travel services and traffic.
• ഗ്രൂപ്പുകൾ (grooppukal) — Groups, sets of people or things taken together.
• ചന്ത (chantha) — Market, bazaar, busy place, crowd, (colloq.) uncivilized people.
• ജനകീയവിചാരണ (janakeeyavichaarana) — Trial by the people (not official).
• ജനകീയാസൂത്രണം (janakeeyaasoothranam) — Plan drawn up by the people, people's plan, planning from the grass root level.
• ജനപ്രിയ (janapriya) — Popular, liked by many people, in wide favour.
• ജനസംഖ്യ (janasamkhya) — Population, the number of people living in a place.
• ജനസമൂഹം (janasamooham) — Crowd, assembly of people.
• ജനാധിപത്യ (janaadhipathya) — Democratic, relating to democracy, based on rule by the people.
• ജയിൽ (jayil) — Prison; the jail where people convicted of crimes are kept.
• ജർമൻ (jarman) — German, of Germany, its people or its language.
• താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar) — Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
• തെരു, തെരുവ് (theru theruv) — Street, bazaar, path with houses on both side, an area where a particular group (of people) lives.
• തൊഴിലാളികൾ (thozhilaalikal) — Workers, labourers, people who do a job for wages.
• ദുര്യോഗം (duryogam) — Misfortune, calamity, association with bad people, bad company.
• ദൈവങ്ങൾ (daivangal) — Gods, deities, divine beings that people worship; the singular is daivam.
• ധാരണ (dhaarana) — Understanding; a grasp of how something works, knowledge of a matter, an informal agreement between people.
• നഗരങ്ങൾ (nagarangal) — Cities, large towns with many people, shops and offices.
• നടപ്പുവഴി (nadappuvazhi) — Path or road commonly used by people.
• നികുതികൾ (nikuthikal) — Taxes. Money that people and businesses must pay to the government.
• നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) — Rules, regulations, the laws of a place or a game; laws; the rules made by a government that people must obey, legal rules.
• നേതാക്കൾ (nethaakkal) — Leaders; the people who lead a group, a party or a country, those in charge.
• പരജനം (parajanam) — Foreign people, others, enemies.
• പഴമക്കാര്‍ (pazhamakkar) — Old fashioned people, people who know of olden times, old people, with ancient wisdom.
• പാർപ്പിടം (paarppidam) — Housing; dwellings or accommodation for people to live in; a house loan is bhavana vaaypa.
• പിള്ളേർ (pilleru) — Guys, lads, the boys; a casual way of speaking about a group of young people.
• പുരുഷാരം (purusharam) — A crowd or multitude of people.
• പേരുകൾ (perukal) — Names; the words by which people or things are called, a list of persons.
• പൊതുജനം (pothujanam) — The public, the masses, ordinary people, common folk.
• പോരാട്ടം (poraattam) — Fighting, a fight or struggle, combat; for a quarrel between people Malayalam says vazhakku.

ജനത (janatha) is the people as a body, ആള്‍ക്കൂട്ടം (aalkkoottam) a crowd or mob and കുടുംബം (kudumbam) the people of one household, while ജഗതി (jagathi), ഭാഷ (bhaasha), റോഡ് (rodu) and വെള്ളം (vellam) only mention people inside other definitions.