Things in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “things”

• സാധനങ്ങൾ (saadhanangal) — Things, objects, items, goods; stuff, things, assorted items or belongings; items; things or articles, the goods bought in a shop, the separate entries in a list.
• ആനക്കള്ളന്‍ (anakkallan) — A big thief, thief who will steal even big things like elephants.
• ആവശ്യങ്ങൾ (aavashyangal) — Requirements; things that are needed or demanded, conditions to be met.
• ഇടയിൽ (idayil) — Between, in the middle of two things or people (used as a postposition after the noun).
• ഇന്ത്യൻ (inthyan) — Indian, of India, its people or its things.
• ഇവറ്റ (ivatta) — These (people, things spoken in contempt.).
• ഇഷ്ടങ്ങൾ (ishtangal) — Likes; the things a person is fond of, preferences. The likes given to a post online are called laikkukal.
• എന്ത് (enthu) — What, which thing; used in questions about things.
• എല്ലാറ്റിലും (ellattilum) — In all things, of all things, than all things.
• ഓഫറുകൾ (opharukal) — Offers; special deals or discounts in a shop, also things proposed, vaagdaanangal.
• ഓസ്ട്രേലിയൻ (ostreliyan) — Australian, of Australia, its people or its things.
• കടകൾ (kadakal) — Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
• കലാപം (kalaapam) — Bond, ornament, waistlet, a collection of separate things, poem composed from beginning to end in the same.
• കളിവട്ടം (kalivattam) — Method of play and play things used, joke, fun.
• കഴിവുകൾ (kazhivukal) — Skills; abilities learnt by practice, the things a person can do well.
• കാരണങ്ങൾ (kaaranangal) — Reasons, causes, the grounds for doing or believing something; the plural of kaaranam; causes; the reasons why something happens, the things that bring about a result.
• കാര്യങ്ങൾ (kaaryangal) — Affairs, matters or business to be looked after, both private and public; matters; affairs, issues, things that need attention.
• കൊത്തുക (kothuka) — Peck, bite, cut, play with pebbles, drink (toddy), engrave (on stone, metal things etc.)carve.
• കൊയ്യുക (koyyuka) — Reap, harvest, cut a number of things together.
• ഗ്രൂപ്പുകൾ (grooppukal) — Groups, sets of people or things taken together.
• ഘടകം (ghadakam) — Factor. One of the things that contributes to a result; an element, cause or part.
• ചിന്തകൾ (chinthakal) — Thoughts; the things that go through the mind, ideas and opinions.
• ചെലവുകൾ (chelavukal) — Expenses, the money spent on things, costs that have to be met; costs, expenses, the money that has to be spent; the plural of chelavu.
• ചോദ്യങ്ങൾ (chodyangal) — Questions, queries, the things that are asked.
• ജീവലോകം (jeevalokam) — World of living things, living beings in general.
• തട്ട് (thattu) — Shelf, a flat board fixed on a wall or inside a cupboard for keeping things, a tier.
• താരതമ്യം ചെയ്തു (thaarathamyam cheythu) — Compared, set two things side by side to see how they differ; the past form of thaarathamyam cheyyuka.
• താൽപര്യങ്ങൾ (thaalparyangal) — Interests. The things a person likes or cares about; hobbies, also benefits or advantages.
• തിരിച്ചറിവ് (thirichariv) — Wisdom, awareness, faculty of discrimination, the ability to distinguish between things.
• ത്രാസ് (thraas) — Balance, instrument for weighing things, weighing balance.
• ദമ്പതികൾ (dampathikal) — Couple, a married pair, a husband and wife together; a couple of things is simply randu, two.
• ദേവകര്‍മ്മം (devakarmmam) — Worship of God, things pertaining to God.
• പണം (panam) — Cash, money in notes and coins, ready money; money, cash, the coins and notes used to pay for things.
• പേരുകൾ (perukal) — Names; the words by which people or things are called, a list of persons.
• പ്രദര്‍ശനം (pradharshanam) — Exhibition, display, storing and publicly exhibiting various things, prophecy, example.
• പ്രവൃത്തികൾ (pravruthikal) — Acts, deeds, the things a person does; actions, deeds, the things a person does; also the steps taken in a matter.
• പ്രവർത്തനങ്ങൾ (pravarthanangal) — Activities, the things being done, works and programmes carried out; the singular is pravarthanam; operations; the activities or working processes of an organisation; a surgical operation is called shasthrakriya.
• ബന്ധം (bandham) — Connection, a link or tie between people or things; also a service connection for electricity, water or internet; relation, the connection between people or things; also a relative, a member of the family.
• ബാഗ് (baag) — Bag. A container with a handle for carrying things; sack.
• ഭൗതികവിശ്വാസം (bhouthikavishwaasam) — Corporeality, belief in only material things or in materialism.
• മനോവേഗം (manovegam) — Speed of the mind, great speed, power of grasping things quickly, swiftness of perception, acumen perspicacity.
• മാറ്റങ്ങൾ (maattangal) — Changes, alterations, the things that have become different.
• മുസ്ലിം (muslim) — Muslim. A follower of Islam; also used as an adjective for things relating to Islam.
• മൂല്യങ്ങൾ (moolyangal) — Values. The principles and standards a person believes in; also the worth of things.
• മൂശാരി (mooshaari) — Brazier, belleter, one who casts things made of bronze or bell-metal.
• മ്യൂസിയം (myoosiyam) — Museum; a building where old or valuable things are kept on show.
• രണ്ട് (randu) — Two, the number 2, a pair of things.
• ലിങ്കുകൾ (linkukal) — Links; web addresses that lead to another page. Also connections between things.
• വസ്തുതകൾ (vasthuthakal) — Facts; things that are true and can be checked, real details.
• വസ്ത്രങ്ങൾ (vasthrangal) — Clothes, garments, the things people wear.
• വിടവ് (vidavu) — Gap, an opening or empty space between two things; also a shortfall.
• വിലകൾ (vilakal) — Prices; the amounts of money asked for goods, rates charged for things.
• വിവിധം (vividham) — Things of various kinds, a kind of stage performance.
• ശബ്ദങ്ങൾ (shabdangal) — Sounds, noises, the things one hears; the plural of shabdam, sound.
• ശാന്തി (shaanthi) — Peace, calmness, tranquility, relief, redemption from worldly things, atonement, worshipping of god (priest's occupation).
• ഷോപ്പിങ് (shopping) — Shopping; going out to buy things, the buying of goods in shops.
• സംയോജനം (samyojanam) — Combination, the joining of two or more things into one; in everyday speech the English word kombinesan is often used.
• സാമഗ്രികൾ (saamagrikal) — Materials; the stuff things are made from, the supplies needed for a job, also books and notes used for study.
• സെറ്റുകൾ (settukal) — Sets; groups of matching things kept and used together, collections of items.
• സ്ഥാനങ്ങൾ (sthaanangal) — Positions; places where people or things stand; also posts or jobs, and ranks.

The word means physical things. Things in the sense of matters or circumstances takes a different noun, and so does the vague English things are going well.