Testicle in Malayalam
അണ്ടി (andi) first means a seed, a nut or the stone inside a fruit, and the same word is the colloquial Malayalam for testicle. The transfer is from shape, and the usage is informal.
Most common translation
Seed, stone inside a fruit, nut, kernel, testicle, scrotum.
മാങ്ങയുടെ അണ്ടി കളയരുത്.
maangayude andi kalayaruthu.
Do not throw away the mango seed.
All Malayalam words for “testicle”
- അണ്ടി (andi) — Seed, stone inside a fruit, nut, kernel, testicle, scrotum.
- പകിട (pakida) — Fortune, luck, die used in gambling testicle.
അണ്ടി (andi) is blunt rather than clinical; medical Malayalam uses a Sanskrit term that this entry does not list. പകിട (pakida) means luck and a gambling die, and carries the anatomical sense only marginally.
Common questions
How do you say testicle in Malayalam?
അണ്ടി (andi) in everyday speech, though the word also simply means a nut or a seed.
Is the word safe to use?
In a clinic prefer the formal Sanskrit term; അണ്ടി (andi) is understood but informal and can sound coarse.