Remit in Malayalam
ഒടുക്കുക (odukkuka) is the verb for remitting money: paying a sum in, settling a fee, depositing what is due at an office or treasury. It also means to finish or bring to an end, and the payment sense grew out of that. Four beats, with the doubled consonant held.
Remit (money, etc.).
ഫീസ് സമയത്ത് ഒടുക്കണം.
fees samayathu odukkanam.
The fee must be remitted on time.
All Malayalam words for “remit”
- ഒടുക്കുക (odukkuka) — Remit (money, etc.).
- കെട്ടുക (kettuka) — Tie, marry, get built, remit (money).
- വിട്ടുകൊടുക്കുക (vittukodukkuka) — Leave, surrender, yield, concede, remit, hand over rights to another.
- ഈടുവയ്ക്കുക (eeduvaykkuka) — Give as security, pawn, remit into the treasury.
- വിലകെട്ടുക (vilakettuka) — Esteem, fix the price, pay the price, remit the price.
ഈടുവയ്ക്കുക (eeduvaykkuka) is to give as security or pay into the treasury, വിലകെട്ടുക (vilakettuka) is about fixing or paying a price, വിട്ടുകൊടുക്കുക (vittukodukkuka) is to yield or hand over rights, and കെട്ടുക (kettuka) is mainly to tie or to marry, with remitting money only as a side use.
Common questions
How do you say remit in Malayalam?
ഒടുക്കുക (odukkuka) when money is being paid in or remitted.
Which word fits remitting money from abroad?
Malayalis usually say it with the verb for sending money; this entry suits payment into an office or a treasury.