Senses in Malayalam
ഇന്ദ്രിയ (indriya) is the element meaning pertaining to the senses, the one inside every compound about the five senses and the sense organs. The plural noun the senses is formed from it and is not entered separately here.
Pertaining to Indra, pertaining to the five senses.
ഇന്ദ്രിയ ജ്ഞാനം കൊണ്ടാണ് നാം ലോകം അറിയുന്നത്.
indriya jnaanam kondaanu naam lokam ariyunnathu.
It is through sensory knowledge that we know the world.
All Malayalam words for “senses”
- ഇന്ദ്രിയ (indriya) — Pertaining to Indra, pertaining to the five senses.
- അഗോചരം (agocharam) — That cannot be perceived by the senses, the supreme being.
- അദ്ധ്യക്ഷ (adhdyaksha) — Visible, that can be perceived by the senses.
- കുറ്റം ചുമത്തിയ (kuttam chumatthiya) — Charged; formally accused of an offence; charging a price or a battery are separate senses.
- പ്രത്യക്ഷം (prathyaksham) — Direct visibility, that which pertains to the senses, knowledge gained through the sense organs, that which is before the eyes.
- യോഗബലം (yogabalam) — The power gained through the control of the senses and meditation, mystic power, good fortune.
prathyaksham names knowledge gained through the sense organs, agocharam what cannot be perceived by the senses and adhdyaksha what can be, so these entries describe the senses rather than naming them.
Common questions
How do you say senses in Malayalam?
Through ഇന്ദ്രിയ (indriya), the word behind the compounds for the five senses; the plural is built on it.
What is the word for knowledge through the senses?
പ്രത്യക്ഷം (prathyaksham), direct perception through the sense organs.