Removal in Malayalam
നീക്കല് (neekkal) is removal: taking something away, striking it off, dismissing a person from a post. It is the noun of the verb for moving something aside and appears in official orders about removals from service. Three beats, with a chillu ending.
Removal, dismissal, reduction.
മേശയുടെ നീക്കല് രണ്ടുപേർ ചേർന്ന് ചെയ്തു.
meshayude neekkal randuper chernnu cheythu.
Two people together moved the table.
All Malayalam words for “removal”
- നീക്കല് (neekkal) — Removal, dismissal, reduction.
- ഒഴിപ്പിക്കല് (ozhippikkal) — Removal, eviction, dispossessing.
- മാറ്റം (maattam) — Removal, change, difference, attitude, exchange, barter, objection malice, impersonation, transfer from one place to another.
- അകറ്റല് (akattal) — Driving away, removal, alienation.
- തുരത്തല് (thurathal) — Driving off, removal, extrusion.
- പൊട്ടുംപൊടിയും (pottumpodiyum) — Very small remnants, small and defective remnants after the removal of goods pieces.
- മാലിന്യനിര്മാര്ജ്ജനം (maalinyanirmaarj) — Removal of filth, expurgation.
ഒഴിപ്പിക്കല് (ozhippikkal) is eviction from land or a building, മാറ്റം (maattam) is change or transfer, അകറ്റല് (akattal) and തുരത്തല് (thurathal) are driving something away, മാലിന്യനിര്മാര്ജ്ജനം (maalinyanirmaarj) is removal of filth, and പൊട്ടുംപൊടിയും (pottumpodiyum) is leftover scraps.
Common questions
How do you say removal in Malayalam?
നീക്കല് (neekkal), covering removal of a thing and removal from a post.
Which word fits removal of garbage?
മാലിന്യനിര്മാര്ജ്ജനം (maalinyanirmaarj), the compound used in municipal language for clearing waste.