Say in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “say”

• പറയുക (parayuka) — Say, speak, tell.
• അരുളുക (aruluka) — Say, order.
• പറ (para) — Say, speak, tell.
• വചിക്കുക (vachikkuka) — Say, speak.
• വദിക്കുക (vadikkuka) — Say, speak, play a musical instrument.
• പ്രസ്താവിക്കുക (prasthaavikkuka) — State, say, announce.
• വാദിക്കുക (vaadikkuka) — Speak, say, argue, plead, advocate.
• പറഞ്ഞു (paranju) — Told, said, informed; past tense of parayuka, to say; stated; said, declared, mentioned openly or officially.
• പറയുന്നു (parayunnu) — Says, tells, states; the present form of parayuka, to say; tells; the present form of parayuka, to say, to tell, to narrate.
• ആവർത്തിക്കുക (aavarthikkuka) — To repeat, to say or do something again, to do a second time.
• എണ്ണുക (ennuka) — Count, to say the numbers in order or to find out how many there are; to reckon up.
• കൊള്ളാം (kollaam) — Wow, an exclamation of surprise or admiration; Malayalis say kollam, and younger speakers also borrow vau.
• ചൊല്ലിക്കുക (chollikkuka) — Make one utter, say or chant.
• തീര്‍ത്തുപറയുക (theerthuparayuka) — Say the last word, say definitely and finally.
• പരാമർശിച്ചു (paraamarshichu) — Referred, mentioned or pointed to something in speech or writing; of a doctor sending a patient on, Malayalis say raphar cheythu.
• പറയിക്കുക (parayikkuka) — Cause to say.
• പുകമറ (pukamara) — Smoke screen, (fig) say or do something to conceal truth.
• പേടിച്ച (pedicha) — Scared, frightened, afraid; to say I am scared Malayalam uses enikku pediyaanu.
• പ്രമേയം (prameyam) — Theme, the central subject of a story, film or talk; in speech people also say vishayam or the English theem.
• മിണ്ടാട്ടം (mindaattam) — Talking, opening the mouth to say sth.
• രൂപകൽപ്പന ചെയ്തു (roopakalppana cheythu) — Designed, planned the shape, look or layout of something; in everyday speech people say disain cheythu.
• വട്ട് (vattu) — Crazy, mad; craziness, used in the phrase vattu aanu to say someone or something is crazy.
• വാരാന്ത്യം (vaaraanthyam) — Weekend, Saturday and Sunday, the end of the week; in everyday speech people also say veekendu.
• ശേഷിക്കുന്നു (sheshikkunnu) — Remains; is left over, still continues to be there; in speech people often say baakkiyundu.
• സത്യമായും (sathyamaayum) — Honestly; truthfully, sincerely, really; speakers also say sathyam paranjaal, to tell the truth.

aruluka and vachikkuka are high-register words for a king or a deity speaking, prasthaavikkuka is to state formally and vaadikkuka is to argue a case.