Place in Malayalam
Place is ഏടം (eadam) in Malayalam, covering both a spot and the space available. It is the word for saving a place in a queue, finding place in a bus and pointing out a location. Thoroughly everyday.
Most common translation
Place, space.
പുസ്തകം വെക്കാൻ ഇവിടെ ഏടം ഇല്ല.
pusthakam vekkaan ivide eadam illa.
There is no space here to keep the book.
All Malayalam words for “place”
- ഏടം (eadam) — Place, space.
- ആസ്ഥാനം (aasthaanam) — Place, position, headquarters, capital, seat.
- വെക്കുക (vekkuka) — Place, instal, cook, plant.
- സ്ഥാനം (sthaanam) — Place, position, status, dwelling, abode, seat, rank, title.
- ഊര് (ooru) — Village, town, place.
- നിലയം (nilayam) — Home, institution, place, destruction, flood.
- സ്ഥലം (sthalam) — Tract of land, ground, floor, site, plot, place.
- സ്ഥലങ്ങൾ (sthalangal) — Places, locations, spots; the plural of sthalam, place; sites; places, locations, spots where something stands or is found.
- അങ്ങേടം (angedam) — The next place, that place.
- അങ്ങോട് അങ്ങട് (angodu angadu) — To that place, thither, there.
- അദിവ്യ (adivya) — Not very holy, common place, not divine.
- അന്തപുരം (anthapuram) — Inner chambers of the place.
- അമ്പാടി (ambadi) — Place where Lord Krishna was brought up.
- അവിടം (avidam) — That place, that part.
- അവിടെ (avide) — There, at that place.
- അസ്ഥാനം (asthanam) — Wrong place or time.
- ആധാനം (aadhaanam) — Holding, deposit, place of deposit, bearing, producing.
- ഇങ്ങോട്ട് (ingot) — To this side, to this place.
- ഇടുക്ക് (idukk) — Narrow place or part, constriction.
- ഇരിക്കുക (irikkuka) — Sit; to rest on a seat or on the ground, to take a seat; sitting, resting on a seat or on the ground; also staying in one place; sat; the past form of sit, to have been seated or to have taken a seat.
- ഇവിടം (ividam) — This place, (honorific) you, your.
- ഉദ്ഭവസ്ഥാനം (ulbhavasthaanam) — Place of origin or source, birthplace.
- എവിടെ (evide) — Where, in what place, to what place.
- ഏകാന്തം (eakantham) — Secret place, state of being alone.
- ഏകാന്തസ്ഥലം (ekaanthasthalam) — A deserted place, a secret place, a lonely place.
- ഒരിടത്ത് (oridath) — At a place.
- ഓഫീസ് (ofees) — Office. A place where clerical or business work is done.
- കക്ഷം (kaksham) — Armpit, bower, forest, dry grass, marsh, playground, hiding place, harem.
- കടവ് (kadavu) — Bathing ghat(in a river), landing place in a river, destination.
- കല്യാണം കഴിഞ്ഞ (kalyanam kazhinja) — Married, having a husband or wife (literally: whose wedding has taken place).
- കാലാവസ്ഥ (kaalaavastha) — Weather, the state of the air and sky at a place; rain, heat and wind together. In everyday speech it also covers climate; climate; the usual weather of a place over a long period. The same word also serves for day to day weather.
- കുടിയേറ്റം (kudiyettam) — Immigration, settling down at another place (country).
- കേന്ദ്രം (kendram) — Center, the middle point of something; also a place where a service is given.
- കോളനി (kolani) — Area or place where settlers from other places control it.
- കോളേജ് (kolej) — College. A place of higher study after school.
- ക്യാമ്പ് (kyaampu) — Camp; a temporary place to stay in tents or huts, also an organised gathering such as a medical or study camp.
- ഗതാഗതം (gathaagatham) — Transport; the moving of people and goods from place to place, travel services and traffic.
- ഘട്ടം (ghattam) — Ghat, landing place, steps leading to a river, state, stage, occasion, customs house.
- ചതുപ്പുനിലം (chathuppunilam) — Marshy place, bog.
- ചന്ത (chantha) — Market, bazaar, busy place, crowd, (colloq.) uncivilized people.
- ചന്തക്കൂട്ടം (chanthakkoottam) — The crowd at the market place.
- ചുമക്കുക (chumakkuka) — Carry, to bear a load; to take something from one place to another.
- ജനസംഖ്യ (janasamkhya) — Population, the number of people living in a place.
- ജീവിച്ചു (jeevichu) — Lived; the past form of live, stayed alive or spent one's life; for living at a place Malayalam usually says thaamasichu.
- ജോലിസ്ഥലം (jolisthalam) — Place of work.
- താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar) — Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
- താമസസ്ഥലം (thaamasasthalam) — Dwelling place, residence.
- താഴെ (thaazhe) — Down, below, at or towards a lower place; under, below, beneath; placed after the noun, as in mesayude thaazhe, under the table; below, under, beneath (used after the noun, as in meshayude thaazhe, below the table).
- താവളം (thavalam) — Resting place, cart stand, camp, seat.
- തീര്ത്ഥം (theertham) — Holy water, holy place, ferry, water of the Ganges.
- നടക്കുന്ന (nadakkunna) — Happening, taking place, going on at present.
- നരകം (narakam) — Hell, world where sinners go after death; (idm.) a place full of misery and pain.
- നാട് (naad) — Country, kingdom, expanse of land, native place.
- നാട്ടിന്പുറം (naattinpuram) — Country side, rural area, rustic place.
- നാട്ടുമ്പുറം (naattumburam) — Country side, rustic place, rural area.
- 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.
- നിര്ജ്ജലം (nirjjalam) — Sth.without water, waterless place, dry place or desert.
- നിൽക്കുക (nilkkuka) — Stand, to be on one's feet, to stay upright in one place.
- നീക്കി (neekki) — Removed; took away, took off, deleted from a list or a place.
- നീങ്ങുന്ന (neengunna) — Moving, in motion, shifting from one place to another.
eadam is place and space in general, ooru is a village or settled place, and aasthaanam is a seat of authority such as a headquarters.
Common questions
How do you say place in Malayalam?
Say ഏടം (eadam).
How do you say a village or native place?
ഊര് (ooru) means a village, a town or one's own place.