Sponsion in Malayalam
Sponsion is a rare legal English word, and Malayalam answers it with ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് (jaamyam nilkkal), the act of standing surety for someone. It belongs to court and bail vocabulary, where it is entirely ordinary. The first part is the word for bail itself.
ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് (jaamyam nilkkal)
Sponsion.
ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് വലിയ ഉത്തരവാദിത്തമാണ്.
jaamyam nilkkal valiya uttharavadithamanu
Standing surety is a big responsibility.
Dictionary entry
- ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് (jaamyam nilkkal) — Sponsion.
This is the only entry here. In practice you will meet the noun for bail far more often than this compound, which names the act rather than the security given.
Common questions
How do you say sponsion in Malayalam?
ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് (jaamyam nilkkal), standing surety or going bail for another.
Where is this word used?
In legal contexts, around bail and guarantees; ജാമ്യം നില്ക്കല് (jaamyam nilkkal) would be out of place in general conversation.