Top in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “top”

• മുകള്‍ (mukal) — Top, roof, ridge, summit.
• മുടി (mudi) — Hair, head, top, crown, sheaf or stalks of corn, a bundle.
• മൂര്‍ദ്ധ (moorddha) — Top of the head, head, forehead, the top.
• അഗ്രം (agram) — Tip, end front, point, top best, peak.
• ഉച്ചസ്ഥ (uchastha) — Placed or remaining at the top or zenith.
• ഉപരിതലം (uparithalam) — Surface, the outer or top layer of something; the face of water, land or an object.
• ഏറുമാടം (earumadam) — Hut on stakes on top of trees (to watch wild animals etc.).
• കൂടാരം (koodaram) — Tent, temporary camp, top of carts, etc.
• കൊടുമുടി (kodumudi) — Peak, the top of a mountain; the highest point of something.
• തല (thala) — Head, the top part of the body holding the face and brain, also the top or leading part of something.
• നിറഞ്ഞ (niranja) — Full, filled to the top; crowded, holding no more space.
• മേലേക്ക് (melekku) — Onto; up on to the top or surface of something, also said with the suffix lekku after the noun.
• മേശ (mesha) — Table, a piece of furniture with a flat top on legs.
• മേൽ (mel) — Upon, on, on top of; in Malayalam it comes after the noun, as mesha mel, upon the table; upper; the one above, higher in position. It is normally joined to the noun that follows.
• മേൽക്കൂര (melkkoora) — Roof, the covering on top of a house or building.

മുകള്‍ (mukal) is the top side generally, മേൽക്കൂര (melkkoora) a roof, മൂര്‍ദ്ധ (moorddha) the crown of the head, തല (thala) the head or leading part, അഗ്രം (agram) a tip or peak, മുടി (mudi) hair or crown and നിറഞ്ഞ (niranja) means filled to the top.