Some in Malayalam
Malayalam words whose English meaning includes “some”:
- അങ്ങനെ ഇങ്ങനെ (angane ingane) — Somehow, in some way or other.
- അധികാരപ്പെടുത്തുക (adhikarappeduthuka) — Authorize, entrust, assign some duty.
- അല്പം (alpam) — Some, a little.
- അല്പസ്വല്പം (alpaswalpam) — A little, some, something.
- ഇത്തിരി, ഇച്ചിരി (ithiriichiri) — A little, some, very little.
- ഏകന് (ekan) — A single person, chief, an eminent person, a helpless man, some unknown person, loner.
- ഏതാനും (eathanum) — Some, a few, roughly.
- കര്മ്മി (karmmi) — One who performs an action (anticipating some reward).
- കുറച്ച് (kurach) — Some, a few, a little.
- ഗുണവചനം (gunavachanam) — A word that qualifies, a word about some virtue.
- ചാകര (chakara) — Occurring of mud-banks and appearance of plenty of fish for a short period at some places along the Kerala coast during the monsoon, (idm) a season of plenty, plentifulness.
- ചിലത് (chilath) — Some, a few.
- യുഗം (yugam) — A pair, period, an age or long period of time, one of the Ages like Dwaapara or Kaliyuga, an age of some special significance (like Stone Age).
- വാക്ക് (vaakk) — Word, sound produced by man denoting some sense, saying, rumour, advice, promise.
- വിളമ്പല് (vilambal) — Serving of food; (fig.) being officious, interrupt unnecessarily, make (some secret) public.