Malayalam words starting with പ (pa)
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- പറച്ചില്‍ (parachil) — Saying, rumour, hearsay.
- പറഞ്ഞ (paranja) — Said, spoken, promised.
- പറഞ്ഞയയ്ക്കുക (paranjayaykkuka) — Send, send away, dismiss, send word, marry off.
- പറഞ്ഞു (paranju) — Told, said, informed; past tense of parayuka, to say; stated; said, declared, mentioned openly or officially.
- പറഞ്ഞുതീര്‍ക്കുക (paranjutheerkkuka) — Settle a matter or dispute, come to an agreement.
- പറപ്പന്‍ (parappan) — One who flies, one who moves speedily.
- പറമ്പ് (parambu) — Compound, orchard, garden, plot of land around a building.
- പറയിക്കുക (parayikkuka) — Cause to say.
- പറയുക (parayuka) — Say, speak, tell.
- പറയുന്നു (parayunnu) — Says, tells, states; the present form of parayuka, to say; tells; the present form of parayuka, to say, to tell, to narrate.
- പറിക്കുക (parikkuka) — Pluck, uproot, pull off, plunder.
- പറ്റം (pattam) — Herd, flock.
- പറ്റിക്കുക (pattikkuka) — Affix, stick, cheat, deceive, send.
- പല (pala) — Several, more than two but not many, various.
- പലക (palaka) — Plank, board, plank used as a seat.
- പലകുറി (palakuri) — Repeatedly, again and again, several times.
- പലചരക്ക് (palacharakk) — Grocery items, sundry commodities.
- പലപ്പോഴും (palappozhum) — Often, very often, frequently.
- പലവം (palavam) — Fishing net, fish basket, pit, fruit.
- പലവിധം (palavidham) — Different kinds of.
- പലഹാരം (palaharam) — Cake, sweet meat, pastry, fruits, etc.
- പലായനം (palaayanam) — Fleeing, flight, running away, retreat.
- പലിശ (palisha) — Interest (on loans).
- പല്ലവം (pallavam) — Sprout, shoot, bud, dalliance, coquetry, frailty, the fringe of cloth.
- പല്ലിട (pallida) — Gap between teeth.
- പല്ലുകുത്തി (pallukuthi) — Tooth-pick.
- പല്ല് (pallu) — Tooth, one of the hard white parts in the mouth used for biting and chewing.
- പളുങ്ക് (palunk) — Crystal, glass.
- പള്ളി (palli) — Christian church, shrine, mosque, palace, royal property, school.
- പള്ളിയറ (palliyara) — Bedroom of kings.
- പള്ളിയിടവക (palliyidavaka) — Parish, diocese.
- പഴം (pazham) — Fruit. A ripe fruit; by itself it often means a banana.
- പഴകിയ (pazhakiya) — Having become old or mature, accustomed, habituated.
- പഴകുക (pazhakuka) — Become old or mature, become accustomed, be used to, become worn out.
- പഴങ്കഥ (pazhankatha) — Old story, ancient story, stories of antiquity.
- പഴനി (pazhani) — A centre of Hindu pilgrimage in Tamilnadu.
- പഴമ (pazhama) — Old style or manner.
- പഴമക്കാര്‍ (pazhamakkar) — Old fashioned people, people who know of olden times, old people, with ancient wisdom.
- പഴമൊഴി (pazhamozhi) — Proverb, saying.
- പഴയ (pazhaya) — Old, antique, stale.
- പഴിവാക്ക് (pazhivaakk) — Blaming words, accusation, aspersion.
- പഴുതാര (pazhuthara) — A small poisonous crawling creature with many legs, centipede.
- പഴുത് (pazhuth) — Hole, loophole, crevice, state of wastage, excuse, time, means of escape, chance.
- പഴുത്ത (pazhutha) — Ripe.
- പഴുപ്പന്‍ (pazhuppan) — A bilious, unhealthy man; (idm.) a spiritless, dull man, a useless, clumsy fellow.
- പവിത്രത (pavithratha) — Purity, chastity, holiness.
- പവിത്രവിരല്‍ (pavithraviral) — The finger on which the 'pavitra' ring is worn.
- പവിഴമല്ലി (pavizhamalli) — A kind of flower resembling coral.
- പശ (pasha) — Gum, glue, paste, starch, moisture, gain.
- പശിക്കുക (pashikkuka) — Feel hungry.