Selling in Malayalam
വില്പ്പന (vilppana) is selling or a sale, the noun on shop signs and in business talk. വിക്രയം (vikrayam) is the Sanskrit equivalent, kept for formal, legal and literary writing.
Most common translation
Selling, sale, trade.
ഇന്ന് കടയിൽ നല്ല വില്പ്പന ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു.
innu kadayil nalla vilppana undaayirunnu.
There were good sales in the shop today.
All Malayalam words for “selling”
- വില്പ്പന (vilppana) — Selling, sale, trade.
- വിക്രയം (vikrayam) — Sale, selling, trade, commerce.
- വിൽപ്പന (vilppana) — Sales, selling, the business of selling goods.
- ക്രയവിക്രയം (krayavikrayam) — Buying and selling.
- ചില്ലറ വിൽപ്പന (chillara vilppana) — Retail, the selling of goods in small quantities directly to customers.
- തട്ടുകട (thattukada) — A small shop on wheels, a shop on a cart selling fast food by the road side, cart-eatery.
- പിപ്പലി (pippali) — Long pepper (available at shops selling Ayurvedic herbs).
- മാർക്കറ്റിങ് (maarkkating) — Marketing; the work of promoting and selling a product, advertising and sales taken together.
chillara vilppana is retail, selling in small quantities, and krayavikrayam is buying and selling taken together; thattukada and pippali mention selling only inside their definitions.
Common questions
How do you say selling in Malayalam?
വില്പ്പന (vilppana).
How do you say retail?
ചില്ലറ വിൽപ്പന (chillara vilppana), selling in small quantities to customers.