Vein in Malayalam
Vein is ഞരമ്പ് (naramb), a word that also covers nerve, sinew and blood vessel generally. Outside anatomy, speakers rarely separate veins from nerves in daily talk. The final mb is soft.
Most common translation
Nerve, vein, blood vessel, sinew, tendon.
കൈയിലെ ഞരമ്പ് വ്യക്തമായി കാണാം.
kaiyile naramb vyakthamaayi kaanaam.
The vein on the hand is clearly visible.
All Malayalam words for “vein”
- ഞരമ്പ് (naramb) — Nerve, vein, blood vessel, sinew, tendon.
- നാഡി (nadi) — Nerve, blood vessel, artery or vein, pulse.
ഞരമ്പ് (naramb) spans nerve, vein and tendon, while നാഡി (nadi) is used in medical contexts for nerve, blood vessel and pulse.
Common questions
How do you say vein in Malayalam?
ഞരമ്പ് (naramb), which covers veins, nerves and sinews.
Which word is used for the pulse?
നാഡി (nadi), which includes pulse along with nerve and blood vessel.