Worshipper in Malayalam
ഭക്തന് (bhakthan) is a devotee or worshipper, the word for the crowd at a temple and for a follower of a particular deity. It is also used, half in jest, of a fan of a film star.
Most common translation
Devotee, worshipper.
ഒരു ഭക്തന് ക്ഷേത്രത്തിൽ പാട്ട് പാടി.
oru bhakthan kshethrathil paattu paadi.
A devotee sang a song at the temple.
All Malayalam words for “worshipper”
- ഭക്തന് (bhakthan) — Devotee, worshipper.
- പ്രണയി (pranayi) — Husband, worshipper, devotee, sincere friend, lover.
പ്രണയി (pranayi) means a lover or a loyal friend, and its old gloss as worshipper is figurative, so it would read oddly in a religious passage.
Common questions
How do you say worshipper in Malayalam?
Worshipper is ഭക്തന് (bhakthan).
Is there a feminine form?
Yes, the same stem has a feminine counterpart; bhakthan itself refers to a male devotee.