Worldly in Malayalam
ലൗകികം (loukikam) is the adjective for worldly, the way and custom of this world as opposed to the spiritual life. It is the one of these you meet in essays, sermons and obituaries.
Most common translation
Worldly way, worldly custom or manners.
ലൗകികം അറിയാവുന്ന ആളാണ് അയാള്.
loukikam ariyaavunna aalaanu ayaal.
He is a man who knows worldly ways.
All Malayalam words for “worldly”
- ലൗകികം (loukikam) — Worldly way, worldly custom or manners.
- ഐഹികം (ihikam) — Affair of this world, worldly subject, subjects or objects of this world.
- ഐഹികവ്യാപാരം (aihikavyaapaaram) — Worldly activities, worldly affairs.
- പക്വത (pakwatha) — Maturity, ripeness, worldly experience.
- പ്രപഞ്ചം (prapancham) — World, Universe, cosmos, worldly life, breadth, description, abundance, expanse, variety, analysis.
- മോക്ഷം (moksham) — Salvation, liberation, deliverance (from worldly bonds), death, shedding, unbinding.
- ലോകകാര്യം (lokakaaryam) — Worldly affairs.
- വിരക്തി (virakthi) — Detachment, lack of interest in worldly matters, disinterestedness.
- ശാന്തി (shaanthi) — Peace, calmness, tranquility, relief, redemption from worldly things, atonement, worshipping of god (priest's occupation).
- സംസാരം (samsaaram) — Conversation, talk, worldly relations, world, worldly life, worldly subject, wife and children (old Malayalam).
- സന്ന്യസിക്കുക (sannyasikkuka) — Give up all worldly connections and become an ascetic.
ഐഹികം (ihikam) is a noun, the affairs of this world, and മോക്ഷം (moksham) is its opposite, release from them; പക്വത (pakwatha) means maturity and only brushes against worldly experience.
Common questions
How do you say worldly in Malayalam?
Worldly is ലൗകികം (loukikam).
How do you say worldly affairs?
ലോകകാര്യം (lokakaaryam) for worldly matters, or the heavier ഐഹികവ്യാപാരം (aihikavyaapaaram) in formal and religious writing.