Shop in Malayalam
A shop is കട (kada), the word for everything from a roadside tea shop to a hardware store. Shopkeepers, signboards and children sent on errands all use it. Two light syllables, ka-da.
Most common translation
Shop.
അടുത്ത കടയിൽ പാൽ കിട്ടും.
adutha kadayil paal kittum.
Milk is available at the nearby shop.
All Malayalam words for “shop”
- കട (kada) — Shop.
- പീടിക (peedika) — Shop (of mediocre size and quality), market place, bazaar, grocery.
- ഷാപ്പ് (shaapp) — Shop, toddyshop.
- അങ്ങടിപ്പീടിക (angadippeedika) — Shop in the market or bazaar.
- അടയ്ക്കുക (adaykkuka) — To pay, to settle a bill or a fee, to hand over money; paid, gave the money due, settled a bill or fee; listed here as the verb to pay; shut; to close a door, window or lid, to close a shop for the day.
- അലക്ക് കമ്പനി (alakku kambani) — Laundry shop.
- ഉടമകൾ (udamakal) — Owners. The people who own something such as a house, shop or vehicle.
- ഉത്തരവുകൾ (utharavukal) — Orders; official commands or directions. A shop or food order is called ordar.
- ഉദ്ഘാടനം (udghaadanam) — Opening, the formal opening or inauguration of a shop, building or event; for a gap Malayalam says dwaaram and for a job opening ozhivu.
- ഉപഭോക്താക്കൾ (upabhokthaakkal) — Customers; the people who buy goods or services from a shop or company; in speech kastamar is also used.
- ഓഫറുകൾ (opharukal) — Offers; special deals or discounts in a shop, also things proposed, vaagdaanangal.
- കൗണ്ടർ (kaundar) — Counter, the desk or table in a shop or office where payment is made or service is given.
- ചില്ലറക്കട (chillarakkada) — Retail shop.
- തട്ടുകട (thattukada) — A small shop on wheels, a shop on a cart selling fast food by the road side, cart-eatery.
- തുന്നല്ക്കട (thunnalkkada) — Tailor's shop.
- തുറക്കുക (thurakkuka) — Opened, past of open; made a door, box or shop open; unfastened or started business.
- നടത്തി (nadathi) — Managed; the past of nadathuka, to run or look after a shop, team or office; managed to do something is kazhinju.
- നിന്ന് (ninnu) — From, out of; used after the noun in the form il ninnu, as in kadayil ninnu, from the shop.
- പ്രവർത്തിക്കുന്ന (pravarthikkunna) — Operating; working or running, as a machine, shop or service; surgery is shasthrakriya.
- ബ്രെഡ് (bred) — Bread. The baked loaf bought from a shop or bakery.
- മന്നം (mannam) — Liquor shop, an assembling ground.
- വരെ (vare) — Until, up to, till (used as a postposition after the word it governs); till; up to a given time or point, until; the English word also means to plough land and the cash drawer in a shop.
- സാധനങ്ങൾ (saadhanangal) — Things, objects, items, goods; stuff, things, assorted items or belongings; items; things or articles, the goods bought in a shop, the separate entries in a list.
- സ്റ്റോക്ക് (stokku) — Stock, the goods a shop has on hand, the supply in store; also a share in a company.
കട (kada) is any shop, പീടിക (peedika) an older word for a small shop, stall or bazaar, and ഷാപ്പ് (shaapp) usually a toddy shop.
Common questions
How do you say shop in Malayalam?
കട (kada), a shop.
What are shop customers called?
ഉപഭോക്താക്കൾ (upabhokthaakkal), the people who buy from a shop.