Possession in Malayalam
കൈവശം (kaivasham) is possession in the plain sense of having something in hand, the phrase used in documents about who holds what. കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka) is the verb for taking possession of something.
Most common translation
In hand, in possession.
എന്റെ കൈവശം കുറച്ച് പണമുണ്ട്.
ente kaivasham kurachu panamundu.
I have some money with me.
All Malayalam words for “possession”
- കൈവശം (kaivasham) — In hand, in possession.
- കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka) — Take possession of, appropriate.
- പിടുങ്ങുക (pidunguka) — Get possession of sth. by fraud, rob, pluck.
- ബാധ (baadha) — Torment, plague, illness, harassment, trouble, possession by spirits, obstruction.
- ഭൂസ്വത്ത് (bhooswath) — Landed property, land in one's possession.
baadha is possession by spirits, a separate sense, and bhooswath is landed property rather than possession as such.
Common questions
How do you say possession in Malayalam?
കൈവശം (kaivasham), in hand or in one's possession.
How do you say took possession of?
കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka), to take possession or appropriate.