Residents in Malayalam
Residents is താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar), built from the verb for living somewhere plus the agentive ending that Malayalam uses for the people of a trade or a place. It is the word on flat association notices and in reports about a colony or a street.
Most common translation
Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
ഫ്ലാറ്റിലെ താമസക്കാർ യോഗം ചേർന്നു.
phlaattile thaamasakkaar yogam chernnu.
The residents of the flat held a meeting.
Dictionary entry
- താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar) — Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
The word is already plural and is tied to a building, a street or a locality; the citizens of a country are named with a different word altogether.
Common questions
How do you say residents in Malayalam?
Say താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar).
Does thaamasakkaar work for the people of a whole town?
It stretches that far in loose use, but it sits most naturally with a house, a flat complex or a neighbourhood.