Word in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “word”

• വാക്ക് (vaakk) — Word, sound produced by man denoting some sense, saying, rumour, advice, promise.
• ഗിര (gira) — Word, tongue, power of speech, Saraswati, language.
• ഭാരതി (bhaarathi) — Word, speech, language, goddess, Saraswathi, the art and science of dancing, literary composition.
• മൊഴി (mozhi) — Word, language, saying, evidence or statement given in a court of law.
• വചനം (vachanam) — Word, speech, talk, proverb, wise saying, pronunciation; (gram.) singular or plural number.
• ഉച്ചരണം (ucharanam) — Utterance, pronunciation, word.
• പദം (padam) — A foot, step, foot-impression, leg, word, site, mark, ray, status, position, vigour, object, floor, a line of a stanza, a song.
• അക്ഷരം (aksharam) — Letter word written message to sb, note.
• അക്ഷരാർത്ഥത്തിൽ (aksharaarthathil) — Literally, in the exact sense of the words, word for word, really and truly.
• അടയാളവാക്യം (adayalavakayam) — Cod-word, a secret word which can be understood only by the speaker and the listener.
• അടിയന്തര സാഹചര്യം (adiyanthara sahacharyam) — Emergency; a sudden serious situation needing immediate action. In speech the English word emarjansi is also common.
• അല്ലാത്ത (allaatha) — Non-, not, other than; Malayalam puts allaatha after the word it negates instead of using a prefix.
• അളിയാ (aliya) — Dude; the casual word friends use to address each other in Kerala, roughly man or mate.
• അവസാനവാക്ക് (avasanavakku) — The last word, the final decision.
• അശരീരി വാക്ക് (ashareeri vakku) — Voice or word from the sky.
• ആം (aam) — Shall; Malayalam has no separate word for shall, the sense is carried by the verb ending -aam for offers and suggestions (namukku pokaam, shall we go) and by the future ending -um.
• ആചാരവാക്ക് (aacharavakk) — Customary and honorific word or language, a word of compliment.
• ആയിട്ടുണ്ട് (aayittundu) — Been; Malayalam has no separate word for been, and the perfect of to be is made with aayittundu, has been or has become.
• ഉം (um) — And; in Malayalam it is the suffix um added to each of the joined words rather than a separate word.
• ഉം ഇല്ല (um illa) — Nor; Malayalam has no single word for it and adds um to each item with a negative verb, as in chaayayum illa kaappiyum illa.
• എക്സിക്യൂട്ടീവ് (eksikyoottiv) — Executive; a senior officer in a company or government; the English word is used in everyday Malayalam, while the formal term is nirvaahakan.
• എന്നും (ennum) — Always, at all times, ever (with a negative word).
• ഏകവചനം (ekavachanam) — A single word, the singular number.
• ഓ എന്ന് (o ennu) — Whether, if; Malayalam has no separate word for this, the question particle -o is added to the verb and followed by ennu.
• കവറേജ് (kavarej) — Coverage; the extent to which something is reported, included or reached, as of news, insurance or a mobile network; the English word is used in Malayalam.
• കസിൻ (kasin) — Cousin, the child of one's uncle or aunt, in Kerala speech the English word is used as it is.
• കാമുകൻ (kaamukan) — Boyfriend, a girl's male romantic partner; in speech the English word boyfriend is also used.
• കാലാവസ്ഥ (kaalaavastha) — Weather, the state of the air and sky at a place; rain, heat and wind together. In everyday speech it also covers climate; climate; the usual weather of a place over a long period. The same word also serves for day to day weather.
• കൂടി (koodi) — Also, too, as well; often used together with the suffix um on the word.
• കൈ (kai) — Hand, the part of the body at the end of the arm, used for holding and working; arm, the limb from the shoulder to the hand, in everyday Malayalam the same word covers arm and hand.
• കൊച്ചുവാക്ക് (kochuvaakk) — Children's words, joke, jest, vulgar (bad) word.
• കോശം (kosham) — Cell; the smallest living unit of a body in biology; the word cell is also used for a battery cell and for a prison room.
• ഗുണവചനം (gunavachanam) — A word that qualifies, a word about some virtue.
• ഘടകങ്ങൾ (ghadakangal) — Factors, the elements or causes that shape a result; also the factors of a number; elements; the parts that make up a whole, components, factors; in chemistry the word is moolakangal.
• തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പ് (thiranjeduppu) — Election, the process of voting to choose representatives; elections. The process of voting to choose leaders or representatives; selection, the act of choosing, a chosen set; the same word also means election.
• തീര്‍ത്തുപറയുക (theerthuparayuka) — Say the last word, say definitely and finally.
• ദയവായി (dayavaayi) — Please, a polite word used when asking for something.
• നിഗമനം (nigamanam) — Conclusion, inference, deduction, word of a Veda.
• നൂറു കോടി (nooru kodi) — Billion; a thousand million; counted in Malayalam as nooru kodi, a hundred crore; the English word billyan is also heard.
• പദാര്‍ത്ഥം (padaartham) — Substance, article, ingredient, meaning of a word.
• പരിശീലകൻ (parisheelakan) — Coach, a trainer who teaches a team or a player; in everyday Kerala speech the English word koch is also used.
• പറഞ്ഞയയ്ക്കുക (paranjayaykkuka) — Send, send away, dismiss, send word, marry off.
• പാത്രം (paathram) — Bowl; a round deep dish for food or liquid; Malayalam uses the general word for vessel.
• പോപ്പ് (popp) — Pop; popular light modern music; the word also means a small bursting sound.
• പോലും (polum) — Even, so much as (used after the word it emphasises, as in avan polum, even he).
• പ്രകൃതി (prakrithi) — Nature, reality, shape, form, source, original character, divine power, woman, mother, root of a word (gram.).
• പ്രത്യക്ഷത്തിൽ (prathyakshathil) — Apparently; as far as one can see, seemingly; everyday Malayalam has no single word for it and says ennu thonnunnu or kettittu instead.
• പ്രവചനം (pravachanam) — Prophecy, a word of the scripture, declaration, prediction, commentary, eloquence, book of theories or doctrines, foresight.
• പ്ലാൻ ചെയ്യുക (plaan cheyyuka) — Planned; decided in advance how something would be done, arranged beforehand; the formal word is aasoothranam cheyyuka.
• മയം (mayam) — (at the end of a word) sth. filled with, abounding in, etc.
• മരം (maram) — Tree. A tree; the same word also means wood or timber.
• മുതൽ (muthal) — Since, from; placed after the time word, as in raavile muthal, since morning.
• യൂണിറ്റുകൾ (yoonittukal) — Units; single measures or parts counted one by one, as units of electricity or units in a textbook; the formal word is ekakangal.
• വരെ (vare) — Until, up to, till (used as a postposition after the word it governs); till; up to a given time or point, until; the English word also means to plough land and the cash drawer in a shop.
• വാക്കുപാലിക്കുക (vaakkupaalikkuka) — Keep one's word.
• വാക്യം (vaakyam) — Sentence, saying, a word of advice, aphorism.
• വിഗ്രഹിക്കുക (vigrahikkuka) — Separate component words in a compound word.
• വെടികൾ (vedikal) — Shots; firings of a gun or cracker; in other contexts the word changes, as photographs or attempts at goal.
• വെള്ളി (velli) — Silver; the white precious metal used for ornaments and coins, the shiny grey colour of it; the same word also means Friday.
• വൈൻ (vain) — Wine; an alcoholic drink made from grapes. The older word veenju is used mainly in church and literary contexts.

വചനം (vachanam) is a word or utterance in religious and grammatical writing, മൊഴി (mozhi) is poetic, and ഗിര (gira) and ഭാരതി (bhaarathi) are names of the goddess of speech pressed into service as literary synonyms.