Plentiful in Malayalam
Something available in abundance is പ്രചുര (prachura), an adjective of the written register that appears in phrases about widespread use and plentiful supply. It goes before a noun, so plentiful rainfall or a plentiful stock is described with it.
Most common translation
Plentiful, expansive, liberal, full.
ഈ പാട്ടിന് പ്രചുര പ്രചാരം ലഭിച്ചു.
ee pattinu prachura pracharam labhichu.
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All Malayalam words for “plentiful”
- പ്രചുര (prachura) — Plentiful, expansive, liberal, full.
- മഹല് (mahal) — Noble, great, large, plentiful.
പ്രചുര (prachura) is the closer fit, while മഹല് (mahal) chiefly means great or noble and sounds old-fashioned when used for plentiful.
Common questions
How do you say plentiful in Malayalam?
പ്രചുര (prachura) means plentiful or abundant.
Is mahal used in speech?
Rarely. മഹല് (mahal) survives mostly in compounds and older texts, where it means great or large.