Malayalam

The English phrase “brother-in-law” is translated into Malayalam as അളിയൻ. അളിയൻ refers to the brother of one’s spouse or the husband of one’s sibling.

Congratulations in Malayalam is അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ. അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ is used to express praise or approval.

The Hail Mary prayer in Malayalam is നന്മ നിറഞ്ഞ മറിയമേ. This phrase refers to the traditional Catholic prayer addressed to the Virgin Mary.

The English word ‘dream’ can be translated into Malayalam as സ്വപ്നം or കിനാവ്. In Malayalam, a ‘dream’ refers to imaginary events seen while sleeping.

The English word “proverb” is translated into Malayalam as പഴഞ്ചൊല്ല്. Both terms refer to a phrase that expresses a basic truth.

The English word ‘strike’ is translated to Malayalam as പണിമുടക്ക്. പണിമുടക്ക് is used to describe the specific act of a labor strike or a work stoppage.

The Malayalam word for east is കിഴക്ക്. കിഴക്ക് is used to refer to the compass point east.

പപ്പ is the Malayalam word for “papa”. പപ്പ is an informal way to refer to one’s father.

The phrase “had your dinner?” in Malayalam is അത്താഴം കഴിച്ചോ? അത്താഴം കഴിച്ചോ? is a casual question used to ask if someone has eaten their evening meal.

The English word “hey” can be translated into Malayalam as ഹലോ. ഹലോ is used as an informal greeting.