Years in Malayalam
വർഷങ്ങൾ (varshangal) is the plural of year, the form in phrases such as many years and after ten years.
Most common translation
Years, periods of twelve months.
അവൻ അഞ്ച് വർഷങ്ങൾ അവിടെ ജോലി ചെയ്തു.
avan anchu varshangal avide joli cheythu.
He worked there for five years.
All Malayalam words for “years”
- വർഷങ്ങൾ (varshangal) — Years, periods of twelve months.
- ദശകം (dashakam) — Period of ten years, a literary work of ten verses, anything having ten components.
- ദശവാര്ഷികം (dashavaarshikam) — The day of completion of ten years, the tenth anniversary.
- നൂറ്റാണ്ട് (noottaand) — Hundred years, century.
- പ്രായം (praayam) — Age, ages, the number of years a person has lived; age, the number of years a person has lived; the stage of life someone is at.
- മാമാങ്കം (maamaankam) — A very great festival, a great festival held once in twelve years on the sand bed at Thirunavai in the month of 'Magha'(January-February).
- വയസ്സ് (vayass) — Age (in years), life time, youth, old age.
ദശകം (dashakam) is a decade and നൂറ്റാണ്ട് (noottaand) a century, while a person's years in the sense of age is വയസ്സ് (vayass).
Common questions
How do you say years in Malayalam?
Years is വർഷങ്ങൾ (varshangal).
How do you say he is thirty years old?
Malayalam gives the number with വയസ്സ് (vayass), literally thirty of age, rather than using varshangal.