Practice in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “practice”

• പരിശീലനം (parisheelanam) — Practice, training, study, touch.
• ആചരണം (aacharanam) — Observance, practice, performance, behaviour.
• തഴക്കം (thazhakkam) — Practical experience, practice.
• സമാചാരം (samaachaaram) — Good practice or performance, practice, news, custom.
• നിത്യം (nithyam) — Sea, daily observance, practice.
• പരിചയം (parichayam) — Acquaintance, experience, practice, dexterity, knowledge, familiarity.
• വഴക്കം (vazhakkam) — Humility, obedience, usage, custom, habit, practice, precedent.
• ശിക്ഷണം (shikshanam) — Command, discipline, instruction, practice.
• അത്യാചാരം (athyacharam) — Immoral act, bad practice, misdeed, crime, atrocity.
• അനാചാരം (anacharam) — Bad custom or habit, improper behaviour or practice.
• ആചാരം (aacharam) — Custom, traditional practice, customary rites, ritual.
• ഉഗ്രനിഷ്ഠ (ugranishta) — Fierce practice, performance or ritual.
• കഴിവുകൾ (kazhivukal) — Skills; abilities learnt by practice, the things a person can do well.
• തന്ത്രണം (thanthranam) — Administration, observance of orders or commands, usual practice.
• നടപ്പാക്കുക (nadappakkuka) — Put into practice, enforce.
• പരിചയസമ്പന്നൻ (parichayasampannan) — Experienced, skilled through long practice, a seasoned person.
• പ്രയോഗിച്ച (prayogicha) — Applied, put to use, brought into practice.
• യോഗാഭ്യാസം (yogaabhyaasam) — Practice of Yoga.
• വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം (vidyaabhyaasam) — Education, acquisition of knowledge, practice of arts and science.
• ശീലം (sheelam) — Habit, a regular practice of a person, something done out of custom.
• ശീലക്കേട് (sheelakked) — Bad habit, lack of practice or experience, bad manners, misconduct, anger, peevishness.

thazhakkam is practical experience, parichayam is familiarity gained by doing, and aacharanam is observance of a rule or rite, so each covers a different slice of the English word.