Total in Malayalam
മൊത്തം (motham) is the total, the whole amount, and it is the word at the bottom of every bill in Kerala. It doubles as an adverb for altogether. Two syllables, stress on the first.
Most common translation
Total, sum total, total price, the whole.
മൊത്തം എത്ര രൂപയായി?
motham ethra roopayaayi?
How much did it come to in total?
All Malayalam words for “total”
- മൊത്തം (motham) — Total, sum total, total price, the whole.
- ആകെ (aake) — The whole, total; in full, totally, wholly.
- അടച്ച് (adachu) — Wholly, generally, in total.
- ആകത്തുക (aakathuka) — Total sum, grand total.
- തുക (thuka) — Amount, a sum of money, the total that is to be paid or spent; sum, a total amount, an amount of money.
- സമഗ്രഘടന (samagraghadana) — Total structure.
ആകത്തുക (aakathuka) is the grand total in accounts, തുക (thuka) is a sum of money, and ആകെ (aake) leans adverbial, in all or wholly.
Common questions
How do you say total in Malayalam?
മൊത്തം (motham), used both for the total figure and for the whole of something.
What is the accountant's word?
ആകത്തുക (aakathuka), literally total sum, which is what appears in ledgers and statements.