Sense in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “sense”

• വെളിവ് (veliv) — Sense, sensibility, consciousness, light, whiteness.
• താല്‍പര്യം (thaalparyam) — Interest, attention, desire, meaning, sense, substance, intent, implication.
• പ്രതീതി (pratheethi) — Appearance, impression, sense, insight, trust, happiness, respect, fame.
• വെട്ടം (vettam) — Light, knowledge, clarity, sense, consciousness.
• അക്ഷരാർത്ഥത്തിൽ (aksharaarthathil) — Literally, in the exact sense of the words, word for word, really and truly.
• അധികാരങ്ങൾ (adhikaarangal) — Powers; the authority or rights held by a person, office or court; the sense of forces or abilities is shakthikal.
• അഭിമാനം (abhimanam) — Sense of honour, pride.
• അവകാശബോധം (avakashabodham) — Sense of one's rights.
• അവർ തന്നെ (avar thanne) — Themselves, they on their own; Malayalam adds thanne after the pronoun to give this reflexive or emphatic sense.
• ആം (aam) — Shall; Malayalam has no separate word for shall, the sense is carried by the verb ending -aam for offers and suggestions (namukku pokaam, shall we go) and by the future ending -um.
• ആശങ്കയുള്ള (aashankayulla) — Concerned; worried or anxious about something; concerned in the sense of connected is bandhappetta.
• കരുതപ്പെടുന്ന (karuthappedunna) — Supposed; presumed, believed to be so; the English sense of supposed to is usually shown in Malayalam by the verb ending -anam, as in pokanam, meaning supposed to go.
• കലാബോധം (kalabodham) — Aesthetic sense.
• കാര്യബോധം (kaaryabodham) — Sense of duty or propriety.
• തികച്ചും (thikachum) — Quite, completely, entirely; in the weaker sense of fairly Malayalam uses kurachu or nallavannam; perfectly, completely, entirely; of doing something very well, nannaayi is also used.
• ദിശാബോധം (dishaabodham) — Sense of direction.
• നടപടികൾ (nadapadikal) — Measures. Steps or actions taken to deal with something; the sense of measurements is alavukal.
• നാണം (nanam) — Shyness, modesty, sense of shame, bashfulness.
• നിരക്കുകൾ (nirakkukal) — Rates; the charges fixed for each unit of something, also rates in the sense of proportion.
• നിരഭിമാന (nirabhimana) — Having no sense of honour, having no self- respect, unashamed.
• നുണ പറയുക (nuna parayuka) — Lying. Telling something untrue on purpose; the separate sense of lying down is kidakkuka.
• പിണ്ഡം (pindam) — Mass; the quantity of matter in a body, as used in science; mass in the sense of a crowd is bahujanam and the church service is kurbaana.
• പിരിച്ചുവിട്ട (pirichuvitta) — Fired; dismissed from a job, sent away from work; a gun being fired is a separate sense.
• പ്രതിബദ്ധതയുള്ള (prathibaddhathayulla) — Committed. Dedicated and loyal to a work or cause; the sense of having done a crime is cheythu.
• പ്രത്യക്ഷം (prathyaksham) — Direct visibility, that which pertains to the senses, knowledge gained through the sense organs, that which is before the eyes.
• പ്രസക്തി (prasakthi) — Pertinence, relevance, harmony in sense or meaning, relation.
• ഭീഷ്മം (bheeshmam) — The aesthetic sense of horror.
• രക്ഷാബോധം (rakshaabodham) — Sense of security.
• ലക്‌ഷ്യബോധം (lakshyabodham) — Sense of purpose.
• ലജ്ജ (lajja) — Shyness, bashfulness, sense of shame.
• വകതിരിവ് (vakathiriv) — Discrimination, discretion, common sense.
• വാക്ക് (vaakk) — Word, sound produced by man denoting some sense, saying, rumour, advice, promise.
• വാങ്ങുക (vaanguka) — Purchase; to buy something for money, to acquire by paying; the noun sense is vaangal, a buying.
• സാമാന്യബുദ്ധി (saamaanyabuddhi) — Common sense.
• സ്വത്തുകൾ (svathukal) — Properties. Lands, houses or things that someone owns; the sense of qualities is gunangal.

vettam overlaps with veliv for clarity and awareness, pratheethi is impression or insight, and abhimanam is a sense of honour in particular.