Similarity in Malayalam
ഉപമിതി (upamithi) is similarity or resemblance, a Sanskrit word from the root for comparison. It belongs to formal writing and to the vocabulary of logic and poetics.
Most common translation
Similarity, resemblance, equality.
രണ്ടു ചിത്രങ്ങൾക്കും നല്ല ഉപമിതി ഉണ്ട്.
randu chithrangalkkum nalla upamithi undu.
The two pictures have a close resemblance.
All Malayalam words for “similarity”
- ഉപമിതി (upamithi) — Similarity, resemblance, equality.
- ഐകരൂപ്യം (ikaroopyam) — Uniformity, similarity.
- പ്രതിച്ഛായ (prathichaaya) — Reflection, image, picture, photo, similarity, resemblance.
- നിരുപമ (nirupama) — Incomparable, having no comparison or similarity, unique.
ഐകരൂപ്യം (ikaroopyam) is uniformity, പ്രതിച്ഛായ (prathichaaya) is primarily a reflection or image, and നിരുപമ (nirupama) is the negative, having no similarity; everyday speech builds the noun on the adjective for similar instead.
Common questions
How do you say similarity in Malayalam?
ഉപമിതി (upamithi) in formal use; in speech a noun built on the word for similar is more usual.
Which word means incomparable?
നിരുപമ (nirupama), literally having no comparison.