Sacrifices in Malayalam
Neither entry is the plural noun sacrifices. ക്രിയാവിധി (kriyaavidhi) is the prescribed order of performing rituals and offerings, the manual rather than the offerings themselves, and ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) is the readiness to make sacrifices, a quality of character.
The order of performing rituals, mode of performing or offering sacrifices.
ചടങ്ങിന്റെ ക്രിയാവിധി മുതിർന്നവർ വിശദീകരിച്ചു.
chadanginte kriyaavidhi muthirnnavar vishadeekarichu.
The elders explained the order of the ceremony's rites.
All Malayalam words for “sacrifices”
- ക്രിയാവിധി (kriyaavidhi) — The order of performing rituals, mode of performing or offering sacrifices.
- ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) — Munificence, readiness to make sacrifices.
For sacrifices as a count of offerings, Malayalam builds a plural from the word for an offering, which is not among these entries.
Common questions
How do you say sacrifices in Malayalam?
There is no plural noun here. ക്രിയാവിധി (kriyaavidhi) is the mode of performing sacrifices and ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) the readiness to make them.
Which word describes a person who sacrifices for others?
ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) names that quality, a willingness to give things up.