Travelling in Malayalam
യാത്ര (yaathra) is the journey itself, so it covers travelling, setting out and the trip as a whole. Malayalis use it for a bus ride and for a pilgrimage alike, and the word for a farewell send off is built on it. The long vowel comes first.
Most common translation
Travelling, journey, setting out, forward movement, path, course.
ഞങ്ങൾ മൂന്നാറിലേക്ക് ഒരു യാത്ര പോയി.
njangal moonnaarilekku oru yaathra poyi.
We went on a trip to Munnar.
All Malayalam words for “travelling”
- യാത്ര (yaathra) — Travelling, journey, setting out, forward movement, path, course.
- നടപ്പ് (nadapp) — Travel, travelling on foot, demeanour, conduct, procedure.
- പദയാത്ര (padayaathra) — Travelling on foot, route march.
- യാത്രച്ചിലവ് (yaathrachilav) — Fare, travelling expense.
- വഴിച്ചിലവ് (vazhichilav) — Travelling expenses.
നടപ്പ് (nadapp) is travelling on foot and also conduct, while യാത്രച്ചിലവ് (yaathrachilav) and വഴിച്ചിലവ് (vazhichilav) are travelling expenses, the money rather than the movement.
Common questions
How do you say travelling in Malayalam?
യാത്ര (yaathra), the noun for journey and travel.
How do you say travel expenses?
യാത്രച്ചിലവ് (yaathrachilav) or വഴിച്ചിലവ് (vazhichilav), both built on the word for expense.