Set in Malayalam
There is no single Malayalam word for set on this page; every entry is a compound in which set belongs to an English phrase. അക്ഷരമാല (aksharamala) is a set of letters in fixed order, that is the alphabet, and it is the one here that uses set in the sense of a group.
Set of letters in a fixed order, alphabet.
കുട്ടി മലയാളം അക്ഷരമാല പഠിക്കുകയാണ്.
kutti malayalam aksharamala padikkukayaan.
The child is learning the Malayalam alphabet.
All Malayalam words for “set”
- അക്ഷരമാല (aksharamala) — Set of letters in a fixed order, alphabet.
- ഈണം പകരുക (eanampakaruka) — Give tunes to songs, set music to songs.
- എരിഞ്ഞടങ്ങുക (erinjadanguka) — Finish burning, go out, about to set.
- ഒഴുക്കുക (ozhukkuka) — Cause to flow, set afloat, pour.
- കൊള്ളിവയ്ക്കുക (kollivaykkuka) — Set fire to, destroy, burn down, kindle the pyre, set on fire.
- കോഡ് (kod) — Code, a set of letters or numbers used as a key or identifier; also a body of rules.
- ചട്ടവട്ടം (chattavattam) — Norms, regulations, set of rules, arrangement, system.
- ടെലിവിഷൻ (telivishan) — Television; the set that shows pictures and sound, also the programmes broadcast on it.
- തയ്യാർ (thayyaar) — Ready, prepared, set to do something.
- താരതമ്യം ചെയ്തു (thaarathamyam cheythu) — Compared, set two things side by side to see how they differ; the past form of thaarathamyam cheyyuka.
- തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പ് (thiranjeduppu) — Election, the process of voting to choose representatives; elections. The process of voting to choose leaders or representatives; selection, the act of choosing, a chosen set; the same word also means election.
- തിരിച്ചടി (thirichadi) — Set back, rebuff, retaliation, counter blast.
- തിരുത്തുക (thiruthuka) — Set right, correct, amend, modify.
- തീ കത്തിക്കുക (thee kathikkuka) — Set fire to, kindle.
- തീ കൊളുത്തുക (thee koluthuka) — Set fire to, light, fire.
- നിരക്ക് (nirakku) — Rate, the fixed price or charge, the level at which something is set; charges; the money asked for a service, rates or fees; accusations in a case are kuttaropanangal.
- നിര്ഗ്ഗമിക്കുക (nirggamikkuka) — Go out, leave, depart, set out.
- നീങ്ങുക (neenguka) — Move, go, set out.
- പാട്ട് (paattu) — Song, words set to music and sung.
- പുറത്തിറക്കി (puratthirakki) — Released, issued, brought out; also let go or set free.
- പുറപ്പെടുക (purappeduka) — Set out, begin journey, prepare, begin.
- പോയിന്റ് (poyintu) — Points, a point; a score won in a game, or one item in a set of ideas.
- ഫണ്ട് (fandu) — Fund; money set aside or collected for a purpose, a store of money; funds; money set apart or available for a purpose; panam is money in general and dhanasahaayam is aid money.
- ഫ്ലാറ്റ് (phlaattu) — Apartment. A flat; a set of rooms in a larger building used as a home.
- മുക്ത (muktha) — Freed, emancipated, set free released, attained salvation.
- മോചിപ്പിക്കുക (mochippikkuka) — Liberate, redeem, release, set free, dismiss.
- ലീഗ് (leeg) — League, a set of teams that play each other, an association of members.
- വാഴിക്കുക (vaazhikkuka) — Instal, appoint as administrator, set up a family, anoint as ruler or king.
- വെബ്സൈറ്റ് (vebsait) — Website, a set of connected pages on the internet.
- വ്യാപ്തം (vyaaptham) — Volume; the amount of space a thing fills, its capacity; the loudness of sound is usually called voliyam and a book in a set is a vaalyam.
- സായുധ (saayudha) — Armed, carrying weapons; used in set phrases like saayudha sena, armed forces.
- സിദ്ധാന്തം (siddhaantham) — Theory; an explanation of how something works, a set of ideas put forward to explain facts.
- സെഷൻ (seshan) — Session; a set stretch of time for a class, meeting, or sitting. A sitting of an assembly or court is called sammelanam.
- സ്ഥാപിച്ച (sthaapicha) — Established, founded or set up; firmly settled and recognised.
kollivaykkuka is to set fire to something, eanampakaruka is to set music to a song, erinjadanguka is a fire or a sun about to go out or set, and kod is a code, a set of letters or numbers used as a key.
Common questions
How do you say set in Malayalam?
There is no one word. Each sense takes its own verb or compound, and a set of objects is said with the borrowed word listed under sets.
How do you say set fire to?
കൊള്ളിവയ്ക്കുക (kollivaykkuka).