Pure in Malayalam
When pure means unmixed, Malayalam says കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത (kalarppillatha), genuine and unadulterated. This is what you want for pure honey, pure gold or pure coconut oil. Sacred purity calls for a different word.
കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത (kalarppillatha)
Genuine, pure, unadulterated.
കടയിൽ കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത തേൻ കിട്ടി.
kadayil kalarppillatha then kitti.
Pure honey was available at the shop.
All Malayalam words for “pure”
- കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത (kalarppillatha) — Genuine, pure, unadulterated.
- അമല (amala) — Pure, clear.
- പാവന (pavana) — Pure, sacred, purifying.
- വിശുദ്ധം (vishuddham) — What is holy, pure, sinless or saintly.
- സ്വച്ഛ (swacha) — Very white, pure, clear, happy.
- അര്ജ്ജുന (arjjuna) — White, silver-like, pure.
- അന്തണന് (anthanan) — Brahmin, a pure person.
- കലർന്ന (kalarnna) — Mixed; blended together, combined of different kinds, not pure.
- തങ്കം (thankam) — Pure gold.
- തൂവെള്ള (thoovella) — Pure white, snow-white.
- തെളിക്കല് (thelikkal) — Making clear or pure, clearing forest, driving cattle.
- ധമനി (dhamani) — Blood vessel carrying pure blood, artery, a tube.
- നിഷ്കളങ്ക (nishkalanka) — Stainless, blameless, faultless, unblemished, spotless, pure of heart.
- പരിശുദ്ധന് (parishuddhan) — One who is pure, unblemished, virtuous.
കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത (kalarppillatha) is about adulteration and വിശുദ്ധം (vishuddham) about holiness, while അമല (amala), പാവന (pavana) and സ്വച്ഛ (swacha) are literary adjectives for clear, sacred and bright. അര്ജ്ജുന (arjjuna) is white and silvery and അന്തണന് (anthanan) is a person, a Brahmin.
Common questions
How do you say pure in Malayalam?
For unmixed and genuine, കലര്പ്പില്ലാത്ത (kalarppillatha); for holy and sinless, വിശുദ്ധം (vishuddham).
Which word would a hymn use?
പാവന (pavana) or അമല (amala), both of which belong to devotional and literary registers.