Someone in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “someone”

• ഒരുത്തന്‍ (oruthan) — One man, someone, somebody.
• കത്ത് (katthu) — Letter, a written message sent to someone, a note by post.
• വിട (vida) — Goodbye, a farewell said when parting from someone.
• അനുവദിക്കുക (anuvadikkuka) — To let, to allow, to permit someone to do something; to allow, to permit, to let someone do something; allows; permits someone to do something, lets a thing happen, gives permission; allowing; permitting, giving leave to do something, not stopping someone.
• അനുവദിച്ചു (anuvadichu) — Allowed, permitted, let someone do something; past form of to allow; granted, allowed, gave permission or sanction for; the past form of anuvadikkuka.
• ആക്രമണങ്ങൾ (aakramanangal) — Attacks, assaults, violent moves against someone; the singular is aakramanam.
• ആശംസകൾ (aashamsakal) — Wishes, good wishes, greetings that express hope for someone.
• ഇല്ല (illa) — Dont; a spelling of do not, which Malayalam shows with illa for statements and with aruthu or venda when telling someone not to do something.
• ഉപദേശം (upadesham) — Counsel, advice, guidance given to someone.
• ഊട്ടി (ootti) — Fed, gave food to someone (past form of the verb oottuka, to feed).
• ഐഡന്റിറ്റി (aidantitti) — Identity. Who or what someone is; the qualities that make a person distinct, also proof of who you are.
• ഒപ്പം പോയ (oppam poya) — Accompanied, went along with someone (Malayalam says oppam poyi, went together with).
• ഓപ്ഷനുകൾ (opshanukal) — Options; choices available to pick from, alternatives, the different ways open to someone.
• കാണിക്കുക (kaanikkuka) — Showed, past of show; displayed something to someone, pointed it out or demonstrated it.
• കാണിച്ച (kaanicha) — Shown; the past participle of show, displayed or pointed out to someone.
• കാമുകി (kaamuki) — Girlfriend; a girl or woman with whom someone has a romantic relationship.
• കേൾക്കുക (kelkkuka) — To listen, to hear, to pay attention to what is said; listening. Paying attention to a sound; hearing someone with care.
• കൊടുക്കുക (kodukkuka) — Gives, the form of kodukkuka, to give; to hand over or provide something to someone.
• ചുമതല (chumathala) — Task. A piece of work given to someone; a duty or assignment.
• തിരിച്ചറിഞ്ഞ (thiricharinja) — Identified; recognised, found out who or what someone is, named correctly.
• നന്ദി പറയുക (nandi parayuka) — To thank, to express gratitude to someone.
• നിർദ്ദേശിക്കുക (nirdeshikkuka) — Suggested; put forward an idea for someone to consider, recommended, advised.
• നിർബന്ധിക്കുക (nirbandhikkuka) — Forced, past of force; made someone do something against their wish; compelled or pressed.
• പഠിപ്പിക്കുക (padippikkuka) — Taught; the past of teach, gave lessons to someone, instructed, trained.
• പരിചയപ്പെടുത്തി (parichayappeduthi) — Introduced; made one person known to another, presented someone or something new.
• പിന്തുടരുക (pinthudaruka) — To follow, to go after someone, to come behind; also to go along with a rule or a way.
• പിന്തുടരുന്നു (pinthudarunnu) — Follows; goes after or behind someone, keeps to a rule or advice, comes next in order.
• പിന്തുണയ്ക്കുന്ന (pinthunaykkunna) — Supporting; giving help or backing to someone, standing with a person or cause.
• പ്രായം (praayam) — Age, ages, the number of years a person has lived; age, the number of years a person has lived; the stage of life someone is at.
• പ്രൊഫൈൽ (profail) — Profile; the page holding a person's details on an app or website, a short account of someone, a side view of the face.
• ബാധകമായ (baadhakamaaya) — Applicable, that applies to a case, relevant, in force for someone.
• ബ്ലോഗ് (blog) — Blog; a personal website where someone posts writing regularly.
• മിസ് ചെയ്യുക (mis cheyyuka) — Missed, failed to catch, attend or notice something; also felt the absence of someone. Malayalam commonly uses this English loan, and says kittiyilla for missing a bus.
• രക്ഷിച്ചു (rakshicchu) — Saved. Rescued someone or something from danger; kept safe from harm.
• വട്ട് (vattu) — Crazy, mad; craziness, used in the phrase vattu aanu to say someone or something is crazy.
• ശുപാർശ ചെയ്യുക (shupaarsha cheyyuka) — Recommend, advise someone to take or use something, put forward a name in support.
• സംവിധാനം ചെയ്തു (samvidhaanam cheythu) — Directed, guided the making of a film or play; told someone what to do is nirdeshichu.
• സംസാരിച്ചു (samsaarichu) — Talked, chatted, had a conversation; the past form of samsaarikkuka; spoke, said words aloud, addressed someone; the past form of samsaarikkuka, to speak.
• സഹായി (sahayi) — Assistant; a helper, someone who assists another in work. In job titles the English word asistant is also used.
• സഹായിക്കുന്നു (sahaayikkunnu) — Helping; giving help or a hand to someone; in English helping also means one serving of food; helps; the present form of sahaayikkuka, to help or assist, to be of use.
• സഹായിച്ചു (sahaayichu) — Helped; the past form of help, gave help or support to someone.
• സ്നേഹിക്കുക (snehikkuka) — Loves. Feels deep affection for someone; likes something very much.
• സ്വത്തുകൾ (svathukal) — Properties. Lands, houses or things that someone owns; the sense of qualities is gunangal.
• സ്വന്തമായിരുന്നു (swanthamaayirunnu) — Owned; was the property of someone; Malayalam says swanthamaayirunnu or udamasthanaayirunnu.