Sweet in Malayalam
മധുരമുള്ള (madhuramulla) is the adjective sweet, used of taste and, more loosely, of a voice or a manner. It is built from the noun for sweetness plus the ending that means having.
Most common translation
Sweet; tasting of sugar or honey, pleasant.
മധുരമുള്ള പഴം കുട്ടികൾക്ക് ഇഷ്ടമാണ്.
madhuramulla pazham kuttikalkku ishtamanu.
Children like sweet fruit.
All Malayalam words for “sweet”
- മധുരമുള്ള (madhuramulla) — Sweet; tasting of sugar or honey, pleasant.
- മധു (madhu) — To honey, sweet, delicious.
- ഇനി (ini) — Taste sweet, be tasty.
- ഇശ (isha) — Sound, song, sweet voice.
- കാമിനി (kamini) — Beautiful woman, sweet heart, amorous woman.
- ചാടുകം (chadukam) — Sweet words.
- ജലവാസം (jalavaasam) — Grass or sweet rush.
- തിരളി (thirali) — A kind of sweet cake made from flour, jaggery, etc. covered in an aromatic leaf and baked in steam.
- പരിമളം (parimalam) — Fragrance, perfume, sweet smell.
- പലഹാരം (palaharam) — Cake, sweet meat, pastry, fruits, etc.
- പായസം (payasam) — Sweet broth made of milk, sugar (jaggery)rice, etc... served in feasts, a kind of pudding.
- പുന്നാരം (punnaram) — Sweet words, caressing words, cajolery.
- പ്രമോദം (pramodham) — Pleasure, sweet smell.
- പ്രമോദി (pramodhi) — One who gives joy or pleasure, sweet smelling.
- മധുരിക്കുക (madhurikkuka) — Taste sweet, be pleasant, be delicious, be hearty.
- സുരഭി (surabhi) — Sweet smelling, graceful, beautiful, affectionate.
മധു (madhu) is honey and the poetic root behind the word, and ഇനി (ini) is the verb for tasting sweet; the other entries here touch sweetness only in passing.
Common questions
How do you say sweet in Malayalam?
മധുരമുള്ള (madhuramulla).
What is the word for honey?
മധു (madhu), which also serves in poetry for anything sweet and delicious.