Royal in Malayalam
Royal is രാജകീയ (rajakeeya), the adjective formed from the Sanskrit word for king. It is what you see on old signboards and in historical writing, placed before the noun exactly as in English.
Most common translation
Pert.to king, royal.
അതിഥികൾക്ക് രാജകീയ സ്വീകരണം നൽകി.
athithikalkku rajakeeya sweekaranam nalki.
The guests were given a royal welcome.
All Malayalam words for “royal”
- രാജകീയ (rajakeeya) — Pert.to king, royal.
- ഉടയാട (udayada) — Loin-cloth, royal dress, attire, costume.
- തിരുമുടി (thirumudi) — The royal head, crown (on the head of a king or deity).
- പട്ടോല (pattola) — Daily, journal, daily accounts, palm leaf used for writing, royal edict.
- പള്ളി (palli) — Christian church, shrine, mosque, palace, royal property, school.
- മടപ്പുര (madappura) — Place of cooking (food offerings to a deity or royal food), kitchen.
- രാജകുമാരൻ (rajakumaran) — Prince; the son of a king, a young royal man.
- രാജസഭ (raajasabha) — The royal court, privy council.
The other entries name royal things rather than the quality: thirumudi is the sovereign head or crown, pattola a royal edict written on palm leaf, rajakumaran a prince.
Common questions
How do you say royal in Malayalam?
രാജകീയ (rajakeeya), used before the noun it describes.
What is the Malayalam for a royal prince?
രാജകുമാരൻ (rajakumaran), the son of a king.