World in Malayalam
Malayalam words whose English meaning includes “world”:
- അഖിലാണ്ഡം (akhilandam) — The whole world, universe, cosmos.
- അധോലോകം (adholokam) — Nether world, under world, hell, the world or criminals.
- അലൌകിക (aloukika) — Not of this world.
- ഇഹലോകം (ihalokam) — This world, physical world.
- ഇഹലോകജീവിതം (ihalokajeevitham) — Life in this world.
- ഐഹികം (ihikam) — Affair of this world, worldly subject, subjects or objects of this world.
- ജഗതി (jagathi) — World, earth, people, cow.
- ജന്തുലോകം (janthulokam) — Animal world, all kinds of animals.
- ജീവലോകം (jeevalokam) — World of living things, living beings in general.
- നരകം (narakam) — Hell, world where sinners go after death; (idm.) a place full of misery and pain.
- പ്രപഞ്ചം (prapancham) — World, Universe, cosmos, worldly life, breadth, description, abundance, expanse, variety, analysis.
- പ്രളയം (pralayam) — End of the world, deluge, inundation, floods; (idm.) decline, destruction, death, destruction of the world, all- destroying flood at the end of an age, destruction.
- ബാഹ്യലോകം (baahyalokam) — External world, the world outside.
- ഭൂമി (bhoomi) — Earth, world, one of the five elements, floor, ground, country, land, countryside.
- ഭൂലോകം (bhoolokam) — The earth, world.
- മദ്ധ്യലോകം (maddhyalokam) — The earth, the human world, the commoners.
- മനോരാജ്യം (manorajyam) — Dream world, world of imagination, castles in the air, reverie.
- ലോകം (lokam) — Earth, world, people, a particular class (eg. world of animals, world of newspapers), territory, view.
- ലോകനഗരം (lokanagaram) — Global city, the whole world taken as a single city.
- ലോകപ്രസിദ്ധം (lokaprasiddham) — World famous.
- ലോകഭാഷ (lokabhaasha) — World language, universal language.
- ലോകമഹായുദ്ധം (lokamahaayuddham) — World war.
- ലോകാന്തം (lokaantham) — End of the world.
- വിശ്വം (vishwam) — Universe, world.
- സംസാരം (samsaaram) — Conversation, talk, worldly relations, world, worldly life, worldly subject, wife and children (old Malayalam).
- സ്വര്ഗ്ഗം (swarggam) — World of god's, Indra's kingdom; (fig.) land of joys and prosperity.