Pore in Malayalam
രോമം (romam) is listed for pore, though its first sense is body hair, and the skin pore is usually named by a compound built on it. സുഷിരം (sushiram) is the plainer word for a hole, tube or pore in any surface.
Most common translation
Hair (of the body), water, pore, hole, (fig.) a trifling or insignificant thing.
തണുപ്പത്ത് ശരീരത്തിലെ രോമം എഴുന്നേറ്റു നിന്നു.
thanuppathu shareerathile romam ezhunnettu ninnu.
The hair on the body stood up in the cold.
All Malayalam words for “pore”
- രോമം (romam) — Hair (of the body), water, pore, hole, (fig.) a trifling or insignificant thing.
- സുഷിരം (sushiram) — Hole, tube, bore, pore.
Neither entry is the usual term for the pores of the skin, which Malayalam forms as a compound of romam and a word for a pit.
Common questions
How do you say pore in Malayalam?
സുഷിരം (sushiram) for a pore or small hole; skin pores take a compound built on രോമം (romam).
What does romam mainly mean?
Hair on the body, with pore as a secondary sense.