Withdrawal in Malayalam

The dictionary gives വാങ്ങല്‍ (vaangal) here, an old verbal noun from the verb meaning to take or receive. It stretches across buying something, taking a thing back, and even lifting a cooking vessel off the fire, which is how a household used it.

Most common translation

വാങ്ങല്‍ (vaangal)

Withdrawal, buying, removing a vessel from the fire.

ഈ മാസത്തെ വാങ്ങല്‍ കണക്ക് എഴുതിവെച്ചു.

ee maasathhe vaangal kanakku ezhuthivechu.

I wrote down this month's purchase account.

Dictionary entry

Modern Malayalam builds the sense of withdrawal on the verb meaning to pull back, and that word is not in this list, so vaangal will sound archaic for money taken out of an account or troops pulled out of a region.

Common questions

How do you say withdrawal in Malayalam?

The entry here is വാങ്ങല്‍ (vaangal), which covers taking or taking back rather than a bank withdrawal or a withdrawal from a contest.

What else does vaangal mean?

Buying or receiving something, and in older kitchen talk the act of taking a pot off the flame.