Workman in Malayalam
പണിക്കാരന് (panikkaaran) is the man who does the work, a labourer, mason or jobbing craftsman, built from the word for work plus the ending for a person. It is the word a householder uses when the men arrive to repair a roof.
Most common translation
Workman, labourer, artisan.
പണിക്കാരന് രാവിലെ തന്നെ വന്നു.
panikkaaran raavile thanne vannu.
The workman came early in the morning.
Dictionary entry
- പണിക്കാരന് (panikkaaran) — Workman, labourer, artisan.
It is informal and tied to manual trades, so for an employee in the legal sense Malayalam reaches for the labour-law word for worker instead.
Common questions
How do you say workman in Malayalam?
Workman is പണിക്കാരന് (panikkaaran).
Is there a feminine form?
Yes, the same stem takes the feminine ending; panikkaaran itself refers to a man.