Whole in Malayalam

Whole in the sense of the entire amount is മൊത്തം (motham), the word for a total or sum total, used of the whole lot, the whole price, the whole business. Say motham with the stress on the first syllable. It is the plainest of these options in daily speech.

Most common translation

മൊത്തം (motham)

Total, sum total, total price, the whole.

മൊത്തം എത്ര രൂപയായി?

motham ethra roopayaayi?

How much did it come to in total?

All Malayalam words for “whole”

ആകെ (aake) is adverbial, in all or altogether, and നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) is a literary word for wholly or without remainder; അവിഭക്ത (avibhaktha) and അക്ഷ്ണ (akashana) mean whole in the sense of undivided and unbroken.

Common questions

How do you say whole in Malayalam?

Whole, in the sense of the entire thing, is മൊത്തം (motham).

Which word means whole as in undivided?

അവിഭക്ത (avibhaktha), which describes something not split or shared out, and is used of joint family property.