Store in Malayalam
To store something away is സംഭരിക്കുക (sambharikkuka), the verb used of stocking up grain, water or supplies. Say sam-bha-ri-kku-ka. It is the word in official notices about procurement and storage.
Gather, store up, earn.
വേനലിന് മുൻപ് വെള്ളം സംഭരിക്കുക നല്ലതാണ്.
venalinu munpu vellam sambharikkuka nallathaanu.
It is good to store up water before summer.
All Malayalam words for “store”
- സംഭരിക്കുക (sambharikkuka) — Gather, store up, earn.
- സ്വരുമിക്കുക (swarumikkuka) — Store, gather, collect.
- കരുതിവെക്കുക (karuthivekkuka) — Reserve, store.
- അട്ടം (attam) — Terraced or staired building, ceiling used as a store, upper storey, garret, loft.
- ഫണ്ട് (fandu) — Fund; money set aside or collected for a purpose, a store of money; funds; money set apart or available for a purpose; panam is money in general and dhanasahaayam is aid money.
- വാരുക (vaaruka) — Gather in handfuls, collect, store up; (fig.) amass wealth, take undue advantage of, make fun of, tease.
- സ്റ്റോക്ക് (stokku) — Stock, the goods a shop has on hand, the supply in store; also a share in a company.
കരുതിവെക്കുക (karuthivekkuka) is to set aside or reserve, സ്വരുമിക്കുക (swarumikkuka) is a rarer synonym for gathering up, and സ്റ്റോക്ക് (stokku) is the noun stock. The shop sense of store is a different word altogether.
Common questions
How do you say store in Malayalam?
To store something is സംഭരിക്കുക (sambharikkuka).
How do you say a store in the sense of a shop?
Not with any of these verbs. The shop word is the ordinary Malayalam noun for a shop, which this dictionary lists under stores.