Shops in Malayalam
Shops are കടകൾ (kadakal), the plural of the word for a shop, and the dictionary also notes it for places where stock is kept. A street lined with shops is അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu).
Most common translation
Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
ഈ തെരുവിൽ പല കടകൾ ഉണ്ട്.
ee theruvil pala kadakal undu.
There are many stores on this street.
All Malayalam words for “shops”
- കടകൾ (kadakal) — Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
- അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu) — Bazaar or street with a number of shops close together, market street.
- കെട്ടിടങ്ങൾ (kettidangal) — Buildings; structures with walls and a roof such as houses, shops and offices.
- തെരുവുകൾ (theruvukal) — Streets. Public roads in a town, with houses and shops along them.
- തെരുവ് (theruvu) — Street. A road in a town with houses or shops along it; lane.
- നഗരങ്ങൾ (nagarangal) — Cities, large towns with many people, shops and offices.
- പിപ്പലി (pippali) — Long pepper (available at shops selling Ayurvedic herbs).
- ബിസിനസുകൾ (bisinasukal) — Businesses. Firms, shops or trades run for profit; commercial ventures.
- ഷോപ്പിങ് (shopping) — Shopping; going out to buy things, the buying of goods in shops.
Most of the rest are only adjacent: theruvu and theruvukal are street and streets, kettidangal is buildings, nagarangal is cities and pippali is a pepper you buy at Ayurvedic shops.
Common questions
How do you say shops in Malayalam?
Use കടകൾ (kadakal).
What do you call a market street full of shops?
അങ്ങാടിതെരുവ് (angaditheruvu).