Young in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “young”

• ചെറുപ്പമായ (cheruppamaya) — Young; not old, early in life or growth.
• ഇളയ (ilaya) — Young, younger, junior, immature, soft.
• ഇളം (ilam) — Tender, not ripe, young.
• നൂതന (noothana) — New, modern, fresh, young.
• ഇളപ്പം (ilappam) — Juniority, state of being young, inferiority, disgrace, tenderness, unripeness immaturity.
• കളഭം (kalabham) — Perfumed sandal paste, young elephant, the 'Kadambu' tree (Eugenia Racemosa), arrow.
• കുട്ടി (kutti) — Child, a young boy or girl; also a son or daughter; kid, a child, a young boy or girl.
• കുട്ടികൾ (kuttikal) — Children, more than one child, young boys and girls; also one's own sons and daughters; kids, children, young boys and girls.
• പിള്ളേർ (pilleru) — Guys, lads, the boys; a casual way of speaking about a group of young people.
• പെൺകുട്ടി (penkutti) — Girl, a female child or a young woman.
• പെൺകുട്ടികൾ (penkuttikal) — Girls, young female children, female students.
• പോതം (potham) — Young one of an animal, raft, ferry boat.
• മങ്ക (manka) — Woman (girl), a coquette or frolicsome young woman.
• യുവജനങ്ങള്‍ (yuvajanangal) — Young people.
• യുവതി (yuvathi) — Young woman.
• യുവത്വം (yuvathwam) — Youth, state of being young.
• യുവാവ് (yuvaav) — Young man, youth.
• രാജകുമാരൻ (rajakumaran) — Prince; the son of a king, a young royal man.

ഇളയ (ilaya) means younger within a family, the junior of two, and ഇളം (ilam) is tender or unripe, used of coconuts, leaves and pale colours.