Rules in Malayalam
നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) is the plural, rules or regulations, used for the rules of a game, of a school and of a government. Drop the plural ending and you have the word for a single rule or law.
Most common translation
Rules, regulations, the laws of a place or a game; laws; the rules made by a government that people must obey, legal rules.
സ്കൂളിലെ നിയമങ്ങൾ എല്ലാവരും പാലിക്കണം.
skoolile niyamangal ellaavarum paalikkanam
Everyone must follow the school rules.
All Malayalam words for “rules”
- നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) — Rules, regulations, the laws of a place or a game; laws; the rules made by a government that people must obey, legal rules.
- കോഡ് (kod) — Code, a set of letters or numbers used as a key or identifier; also a body of rules.
- ചട്ടവട്ടം (chattavattam) — Norms, regulations, set of rules, arrangement, system.
- നയങ്ങൾ (nayangal) — Policies; the official rules or principles a government, company or school follows.
- നിയമവിധി (niyamavidhi) — Order or dictates of law, routine duties as prescribed by rules.
- മാനദണ്ഡങ്ങൾ (maanadandangal) — Standards; the rules or levels of quality something is measured against, also called nilavaaram.
- രാജ്ഞി (raajnji) — Queen, a woman who rules a kingdom or the wife of a king; also called raani in everyday speech.
- വ്യവസ്ഥകൾ (vyavasthakal) — Terms, conditions, the stated rules of an agreement.
- സർക്കാർ (sarkkaar) — Government, the body that rules a state or country, the administration.
chattavattam is a set of standing norms, maanadandangal is standards in the sense of yardsticks, and nayangal is policies rather than rules.
Common questions
How do you say rules in Malayalam?
നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal).
What about rules and regulations together?
നിയമങ്ങൾ (niyamangal) already covers both; for formal standing orders, ചട്ടവട്ടം (chattavattam).