Row in Malayalam
A row of things is നിര (nira), a line or series. Seats, trees and figures in a table all come in them. Rowing a boat is a different verb entirely.
Most common translation
A row, military array, multitude, wooden wall, series.
കടയുടെ മുന്നിൽ ആളുകളുടെ നീണ്ട നിര ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു.
kadayude munnil aalukalude neenda nira undaayirunnu.
There was a long row of people in front of the shop.
All Malayalam words for “row”
- നിര (nira) — A row, military array, multitude, wooden wall, series.
- തുഴയുക (thuzhayuka) — Row; (fig.) toil and moil, work hard.
- അട്ടി (atti) — Layer, row, pile.
- അണി (ani) — Line, row, array, line of soldiers, needle point, beauty, ornament, linch pin.
- ഇടയുക (idayuka) — Quarrel, dispute, have a row, be at logger heads with sb.
- നിരക്കുക (nirakkuka) — Stand in a row, spread, become agreeable or equal.
നിര (nira) and അണി (ani) are lines or arrays and അട്ടി (atti) a layer or pile, while നിരക്കുക (nirakkuka) is to stand in a row, തുഴയുക (thuzhayuka) is to row a boat and ഇടയുക (idayuka) is to have a row in the quarrelling sense.
Common questions
How do you say row in Malayalam?
A row or line is നിര (nira); to row a boat is തുഴയുക (thuzhayuka).
How do I say they had a row?
Build it on ഇടയുക (idayuka), the verb for quarrelling or being at loggerheads.