See in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “see”

• കാണുക (kaanuka) — See, look at, meet, perceive, find out, keep in mind.
• വീക്ഷിക്കുക (veekshikkuka) — See, look, watch, observe.
• പാര്‍ക്കുക (paarkkuka) — Live, dwell, look, see.
• അതിശയകരമായ (athishayakaramaaya) — Amazing, astonishing, wonderful to see or hear.
• കണികാണുക (kanikanuka) — See the first thing in a day.
• കണ്ടു (kandu) — Saw, past tense of 'see'.
• കണ്ടുകിട്ടുക (kandukittuka) — Happen to see, happen to get.
• കാണുന്നു (kaanunnu) — Watching, looking at, viewing; the present form of kaanuka, to see or watch.
• ചിത്രീകരിക്കുക (chithreekarikkuka) — Picturize, depict, see as in a picture.
• താരതമ്യം ചെയ്തു (thaarathamyam cheythu) — Compared, set two things side by side to see how they differ; the past form of thaarathamyam cheyyuka.
• പരിശോധന (parishodhana) — Testing. Checking or examining something to see whether it works or is correct.
• പ്രത്യക്ഷത്തിൽ (prathyakshathil) — Apparently; as far as one can see, seemingly; everyday Malayalam has no single word for it and says ennu thonnunnu or kettittu instead.
• യാത്രഅയയ്ക്കുക (yaathraayaukkuka) — Send off, give a send-off, see sb. off.
• യാത്രയാക്കുക (yaathrayaakkuka) — Bid farewell, send off, see off, despatch.
• വ്യക്തമായ (vyakthamaaya) — Obvious; plain to see, clear without explanation, easily understood.
• വ്യക്തമായി (vyakthamaayi) — Clearly, plainly, in a way that is easy to see or to understand.
• വ്യക്തമായും (vyakthamaayum) — Obviously; clearly, plainly, as anyone can easily see.
• സുന്ദരമായ (sundaramaya) — Beautiful, lovely; pleasing to see or hear.

veekshikkuka is a formal to observe or watch, paarkkuka has look as a minor sense behind to live or dwell, and kanikanuka names the custom of looking at an auspicious object first thing in the morning.