Towards in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “towards”

• ലേക്ക് (lekku) — Towards, to (added to the noun as the suffix -lekku, as in veettilekku, towards the house).
• അനു (anu) — Denoting back, with near, along, towards.
• അന്യമതദ്വേഷം (anyamathadwesham) — Ill will towards other religions, intolerance of other religions.
• ആകര്‍ഷിക്കുക (akarshikkuka) — Attract, pull towards, draw towards.
• ആനയിക്കുക (aanayikkuka) — Bring towards, lead.
• ഏകമുഖ (eakamukha) — Face directed towards one object only, having only one entrance or door, having only one aim or objective, having only one way, or aspect, single-faced.
• കിഴക്കൻ (kizhakkan) — Eastern; of the east, lying on or towards the east side.
• താഴെ (thaazhe) — Down, below, at or towards a lower place; under, below, beneath; placed after the noun, as in mesayude thaazhe, under the table; below, under, beneath (used after the noun, as in meshayude thaazhe, below the table).
• നോക്കുക (nokkuka) — Looked, turned the eyes towards, gazed; listed here as the verb to look.
• മുന്നോട്ട് (munnottu) — Forward, towards the front, ahead.
• മുമ്പോട്ട് (mumbot) — Forwards, towards progress or prosperity.
• ലക്ഷ്യം (lakshyam) — Objective, aim, goal, the thing one works towards.
• ലക്ഷ്യങ്ങൾ (lakshyangal) — Goals, aims, targets that one works towards; a goal scored in football is called gol.
• വലിച്ചു (valicchu) — Pulled. Drew something towards oneself; tugged or dragged it.
• സൗഹൃദപരമായ (sauhridaparamaaya) — Friendly, kind and pleasant towards others, easy to get along with.

അനു (anu) is a Sanskrit prefix rather than a usable word, and the rest of the list are verbs and adjectives that merely contain towards in their English glosses.