Pile in Malayalam
A pile, things laid one on top of another, is അട്ടി (atti). Say at-ti with the t retroflex. The word also means a layer or a row, which is what a pile looks like from the side.
Most common translation
Layer, row, pile.
പുസ്തകങ്ങൾ ഒരു അട്ടിയായി വെച്ചു.
pusthakangal oru attiyaayi vechu.
The books were placed in a pile.
All Malayalam words for “pile”
- അട്ടി (atti) — Layer, row, pile.
- പേറുക (peruka) — Bear, carry, pile up.
പേറുക (peruka) is the verb, to pile up or carry a load, so the noun and the action are separate words here.
Common questions
How do you say pile in Malayalam?
A pile is അട്ടി (atti).
How do you say a pile of books?
Name the books in the possessive and put അട്ടി (atti) after them, since Malayalam keeps the head noun last.