Religious in Malayalam
മതപരമായ (mathaparamaaya) is the adjective religious, built from the noun for religion with the ending that makes something pertaining to it. Use it for religious practice, religious instruction or a religious occasion. Six beats, read evenly.
Religious.
മതപരമായ ചടങ്ങുകൾ അമ്പലത്തിൽ നടന്നു.
mathaparamaaya chadangukal ambalathil nadannu
Religious ceremonies took place at the temple.
All Malayalam words for “religious”
- മതപരമായ (mathaparamaaya) — Religious.
- അംശവടി (amshavadi) — A rod/staff carried by a religious leader during ceremonies as a symbol of power.
- അടിയന്തിരം (adiyanthiram) — Urgency, urgent matter, religious ceremony that must be observed, celebration or festival, emergency.
- ഒരിക്കല് (orikkal) — A Hindu religious fast (having only one meal a day).
- നിയമം (niyamam) — Rule, conditions, law, system, decision, religious observance, custom, agreement.
- മതഭ്രാന്ത് (mathabhraanth) — Fanaticism, bigotry, religious fundamentalism, zealotry.
- മതസൗഹാര്ദ്ദം (mathasouhaarddam) — Communal or religious harmony.
- മൗനം (mounam) — The state of an ascetic 'muni', silence, religious vow of keeping strict silence.
The rest of this list is religious vocabulary rather than translations: അംശവടി (amshavadi) is a ceremonial staff, അടിയന്തിരം (adiyanthiram) is an urgent observance or ceremony, ഒരിക്കല് (orikkal) is a Hindu one meal fast, നിയമം (niyamam) is rule or observance, മതഭ്രാന്ത് (mathabhraanth) is fanaticism and മതസൗഹാര്ദ്ദം (mathasouhaarddam) is communal harmony.
Common questions
How do you say religious in Malayalam?
മതപരമായ (mathaparamaaya), the adjective used before nouns such as ceremony or belief.
How do you say a religious person?
Malayalam uses the noun for a believer rather than this adjective; calling a person religious is done with the word for one who has faith.