Time-order in Malayalam
കാലക്രമം (kaalakramam) is chronological order, built from the words for time and sequence. It is the term for arranging events by date, for the turn of the seasons and for change that comes about gradually. The long vowel in the first syllable marks it as the Sanskrit word for time.
Time-order, rotation of seasons, graduality, order of periods, change from time to time.
കാലക്രമത്തിൽ എല്ലാം മാറും.
kaalakramathil ellaam maarum.
Everything changes in the course of time.
Dictionary entry
- കാലക്രമം (kaalakramam) — Time-order, rotation of seasons, graduality, order of periods, change from time to time.
This is a written word; in speech people simply say in order of time, and കാലക്രമം (kaalakramam) belongs to histories, records and formal description.
Common questions
How do you say time-order in Malayalam?
കാലക്രമം (kaalakramam), literally the sequence of time.
Can it mean gradually?
Yes, in the right phrase കാലക്രമം (kaalakramam) carries the sense of something coming about over time.