Worth in Malayalam
മൗല്യം (moulyam) is value or worth, the word used in commerce and in talk about what a person is worth. മൂല്യങ്ങൾ (moolyangal) is its plural and carries the moral sense, a set of values.
Most common translation
Value, worth.
സമയത്തിന്റെ മൗല്യം എല്ലാവരും അറിയണം.
samayathinte moulyam ellaavarum ariyanam.
Everyone should know the value of time.
All Malayalam words for “worth”
- മൗല്യം (moulyam) — Value, worth.
- അര്ഹം (arham) — Worth, qualification, price.
- അഗമ്യം (agamayam) — Unapproachable, unattainable, inaccessible, not worth thinking about, impenetrable, dense.
- ആദര്ശം (aadarsham) — Ideal, an example worth following.
- തനിമ (thanima) — State of being single, originality, intrinsic worth, genuineness, purity, state of being unmixed or unadulterated.
- നിമിഷങ്ങൾ (nimishangal) — Moments; very short periods of time, instants; also occasions worth remembering.
- മൂല്യങ്ങൾ (moolyangal) — Values. The principles and standards a person believes in; also the worth of things.
- മോശക്കാരന് (moshakkaaran) — Stupid person, poor man, person of not much worth, person of disgraceful behaviour, wrong doer, deceitful person.
- വിലക്കുറവ് (vilakkurav) — Cheap in price, profitable price, fall in price or worth or estimation.
അര്ഹം (arham) is older, meaning deserving and also price, and തനിമ (thanima) is intrinsic worth in the sense of being genuine and unmixed.
Common questions
How do you say worth in Malayalam?
Worth is മൗല്യം (moulyam).
How do you say it is worth it?
Malayalam uses a verb meaning to be worthwhile rather than this noun; moulyam answers the question of how much something is worth.