Way in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “way”

• വഴി (vazhi) — Path, road, way, turn, order, lineage, inheritance, means.
• മക്കം (makkam) — Way, path, weaver's loom.
• പ്രകാരം (prakaram) — Manner, way, style, mood.
• മാര്‍ഗ്ഗം (maarggam) — Means, way, solution, manner.
• വിധം (vidham) — Manner, way, sort, style.
• പദവി (padavi) — Rank, status, station, way, right (claim), foot print.
• യാമം (yaamam) — A period of three hours, suppression, control, way, path, route, midnight, chariot.
• അങ്ങനെ ഇങ്ങനെ (angane ingane) — Somehow, in some way or other.
• അടങ്ങിയൊതുങ്ങി (adangiyothungi) — In a self controlled or disciplined way, without active participation.
• അതിലേ (athile) — Along that way.
• അപ്രകാരം (aprakaram) — Like that, thus, in that way.
• അമ്മട്ട് (amattu) — In that way, so.
• ഇതിലേ (ithile) — By this way.
• ഇപ്രകാരം (iprakaaram) — In this way, in this manner, thus.
• ഉപപാദിക്കുക (upapaadikkuka) — Establish logically, reason in a logical way.
• ഉപാധി (upaadhi) — Condition, attribute or distinguishing property, peculiarity, way of working, limitation, modus operandi.
• ഏകദേശരൂപം (ekadesharoopam) — A rough outline or form, a generally acceptable way (form).
• 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.
• ഏങ്ങനെ (eangane) — How, in what manner or way.
• ക്യൂട്ട് (kyoottu) — Cute. Pretty and lovable in a small, charming way; adorable.
• ഗത്യന്തരം (gathyantharam) — An alternative means, any other option, means, way out.
• ഘടന (ghadana) — Structure, the way the parts of something are put together; the make-up or framework of a thing.
• ജോൺസൺ (jonsan) — Johnson; a common English surname, written this way in Malayalam.
• തകൃതിയായി (thakrithiyaayi) — Briskly, in splendour, pompously, in a lively way.
• തടയുക (thadayuka) — To block, to stop or obstruct the way of something; prevent; to stop something from happening, to hinder or block it beforehand.
• തെറിപറയുക (theriparayuka) — Use foul language, speak in a vulgar way, abuse, utter obscene words.
• ദൂരെ (doore) — Far, at a great distance, a long way off.
• നന്നായി (nannayi) — In a good way, well, exceedingly.
• നേരിട്ട് (nerittu) — Directly; in a straight way, without anyone or anything in between, in person.
• പിന്തുടരുക (pinthudaruka) — To follow, to go after someone, to come behind; also to go along with a rule or a way.
• പിള്ളേർ (pilleru) — Guys, lads, the boys; a casual way of speaking about a group of young people.
• പൂര്‍വ്വാധികം (poorvadhikam) — In a much better way than before.
• പൂഴിക്കടകം (poozhikkadakam) — A way of wielding the weapon in combat.
• പോംവഴി (pomvazhi) — Way out, solution, remedy.
• പ്രത്യേകിച്ച് (prathyekichu) — Especially, particularly, more than in other cases; particularly, especially, in particular, more than the others; specifically. Particularly or especially; in a precise and exact way.
• ബോറടിക്കുക (boradikkuka) — To be bored, to feel dull or fed up; the everyday Malayalam way of saying one is bored.
• മാനസാന്തരപ്പെടുക (maanasaantharappeduka) — Accept the Christian way of life after confession.
• രീതി (reethi) — Method; a way of doing something, a settled procedure or system; mode; a way or manner of doing something, a method; also a setting on a device.
• റൂട്ട് (roottu) — Route, the way or line along which one travels, as a bus route.
• റോഡ് (rodu) — Road. A made way for vehicles and people to travel on; highway.
• ലളിതമായി (lalithamaayi) — Simply, in a simple or plain way, without fuss.
• ലൗകികം (loukikam) — Worldly way, worldly custom or manners.
• വളഞ്ഞവഴി (valanjavazhi) — Detour, roundabout way.
• വിലങ്ങുക (vilanguka) — Stand in the way, hinder, obstruct.
• വ്യക്തമായി (vyakthamaayi) — Clearly, plainly, in a way that is easy to see or to understand.
• സാർ (saar) — Sir, a respectful way of addressing a man, especially a teacher or an officer.
• സ്കോട്ട് (skott) — Scott; an English personal name and surname, written this way in Malayalam.
• സ്വഭാവം (swabhaavam) — Character, (one's)nature, natural way of behaviour, tendency, disposition.
• ഹാരി (hari) — Harry; an English personal name, written this way in Malayalam.

മാര്‍ഗ്ഗം (maarggam) is the formal word for a means or path, often in set phrases, while പ്രകാരം (prakaram) and വിധം (vidham) mean way in the sense of manner or style, not a road.