Stream in Malayalam
അരുവി (aruvi) is a stream, the small running water you cross on stones, and also a waterfall. Say a-ru-vi. It is a picture word, common in place names across the hills of Kerala.
Most common translation
Stream, watter fall, brook.
മലയിൽ നിന്ന് ഒരു അരുവി ഒഴുകുന്നു.
malayil ninnu oru aruvi ozhukunnu.
A stream flows down from the mountain.
All Malayalam words for “stream”
- അരുവി (aruvi) — Stream, watter fall, brook.
- പ്രവാഹം (pravaham) — Flow, current, stream.
- അമൃത വാഹിനി (amrutha vahini) — Stream of nectar or ambrosia.
- അശ്രുധാര (ashrudhara) — Stream of tears.
പ്രവാഹം (pravaham) is a stream in the sense of a flow or current, used of rivers, traffic and ideas, while അമൃത വാഹിനി (amrutha vahini) and അശ്രുധാര (ashrudhara) are poetic compounds.
Common questions
How do you say stream in Malayalam?
A stream is അരുവി (aruvi).
What is the difference between aruvi and pravaham?
അരുവി (aruvi) is the body of water itself, a brook or a cascade, while പ്രവാഹം (pravaham) is the movement, the current or stream of something flowing.