Qualities in Malayalam
For the qualities that mark something out, Malayalam uses സവിശേഷതകൾ (savisheshathakal), the plural noun for special features or distinguishing points, and it serves equally for a person's strengths and a phone's specifications. It is long but regular, built on the stem for special. The adjective behind it is സവിശേഷ (savishesha).
Features, special qualities, the points that make something different; also the facilities of a phone or machine.
ഈ ഫോണിന്റെ സവിശേഷതകൾ നോക്കൂ.
ee phoninte savisheshathakal nokkoo.
Look at the features of this phone.
All Malayalam words for “qualities”
- സവിശേഷതകൾ (savisheshathakal) — Features, special qualities, the points that make something different; also the facilities of a phone or machine.
- അതിഗുണ (athiguna) — Having many special qualities.
- ഐഡന്റിറ്റി (aidantitti) — Identity. Who or what someone is; the qualities that make a person distinct, also proof of who you are.
- മാലാഖ (maalaaga) — Angel, messenger of god; (fig.) holy person with divine qualities, a noble, virtuous woman.
- സവിശേഷ (savishesha) — Special, particular, having special qualities, peculiar.
- സ്വത്തുകൾ (svathukal) — Properties. Lands, houses or things that someone owns; the sense of qualities is gunangal.
The plain plural of the word for quality or virtue is not an entry here, so savisheshathakal leans a little towards features; അതിഗുണ (athiguna) and savishesha are adjectives, and സ്വത്തുകൾ (svathukal) means property in the sense of land and possessions.
Common questions
How do you say qualities in Malayalam?
സവിശേഷതകൾ (savisheshathakal) covers the special qualities or features of a person or thing.
How do you say someone has good qualities?
Malayalam puts the plural of the word for virtue with the verb for having; the features noun savisheshathakal is used more for characteristics than for moral virtues.