Property in Malayalam
Property is ആസ്തി (aasthi), the assets and wealth a person or a family holds, heard in talk of inheritance and bank forms alike. Land, houses and savings all count. Two syllables with a long opening, aas-thi.
Most common translation
Wealth, assets, property.
അദ്ദേഹത്തിന് ധാരാളം ആസ്തി ഉണ്ട്.
addehathinu dhaaraalam aasthi und.
He has a lot of assets.
All Malayalam words for “property”
- ആസ്തി (aasthi) — Wealth, assets, property.
- വസ്തുവക (vasthuvaka) — Property.
- ഗുണം (gunam) — Function, duty, quality, goodness, number of times, wick, string, thread, bow-string, strand, secondary function or duty, virtue, property (of a thing).
- ധര്മ്മം (dharmmam) — Ethics, morality, duty, blessing, religion, property, function, nature, charity.
- ആളോഹരി (alohari) — Share (of property) due to one, personal share.
- ഉപാധി (upaadhi) — Condition, attribute or distinguishing property, peculiarity, way of working, limitation, modus operandi.
- ഉരുപ്പടി (uruppadi) — Ornament, utensils(made of bell metal) or pieces of furniture, movable property.
- എസ്റ്റേറ്റ് (estettu) — Estate; a large plantation of rubber, tea or coffee, also landed property owned by a person or family.
- ജന്മം (janmam) — Birth, nativity, origin, life birth right, (law) freehold property.
- ജന്മവസ്തു (janmavasthu) — Property with freehold rights.
- തൊണ്ടി (thondi) — Stolen property seized by the police or other officers.
- പള്ളി (palli) — Christian church, shrine, mosque, palace, royal property, school.
- ഭൂസ്വത്ത് (bhooswath) — Landed property, land in one's possession.
- സ്വന്തമായിരുന്നു (swanthamaayirunnu) — Owned; was the property of someone; Malayalam says swanthamaayirunnu or udamasthanaayirunnu.
ആസ്തി (aasthi) is property as assets, വസ്തുവക (vasthuvaka) belongings and landed property in legal language, എസ്റ്റേറ്റ് (estettu) a plantation or estate, and ആളോഹരി (alohari) one person's share of it.
Common questions
How do you say property in Malayalam?
ആസ്തി (aasthi), property, assets or wealth.
Which word appears in legal papers?
വസ്തുവക (vasthuvaka), property and belongings.