Totally in Malayalam
ആകെ (aake) is the ordinary totally or in all, used both for adding things up and for saying that something is wholly the case. Two syllables opening with a long vowel. Speech uses it constantly.
Most common translation
The whole, total; in full, totally, wholly.
ആകെ പത്തു രൂപയേ കയ്യിലുള്ളൂ.
aake pathu roopaye kayyilulloo.
I have only ten rupees in hand in total.
All Malayalam words for “totally”
- ആകെ (aake) — The whole, total; in full, totally, wholly.
- ഒക്കവേ (okkave) — Wholly, totally, altogether.
- ആകമാനം (aakamanam) — Wholly, entirely, totally.
- സര്വ്വം (sarvvam) — Entirely, wholly, totally.
ഒക്കവേ (okkave), ആകമാനം (aakamanam) and സര്വ്വം (sarvvam) also mean wholly, but they belong to literary and Sanskritic registers.
Common questions
How do you say totally in Malayalam?
ആകെ (aake) in everyday use.
Does it also mean the total?
Yes, the same word serves as a noun for the whole or the total, which is why it appears under both headwords.