In Malayalam The word for grandfather changes from one religion to another.
* Muslim =uppava,velluppa|* Hindu = vallyachan, appopan|* christian = appachan, appappan,etc
Grandfather is called "പൂത്ത്രൻ" (Poothran) in the Malayalam language.
In Malayalam, grandfather is called "അപ്പൻ" (Appan).
Yak is called "യാക്ക്" (yakku) in the Malayalam language.
Muthachchan, Muthassan, Achachan etc.. There is no special words for distinguishing between maternal and paternal grand pas.
In Malayalam, "granddaughter" is called "പുത്രി" (puthri).
Grandfather is called "പൂത്ത്രൻ" (Poothran) in the Malayalam language.
In Malayalam, grandfather is called "അപ്പൻ" (Appan).
Yak is called "യാക്ക്" (yakku) in the Malayalam language.
Muthachchan, Muthassan, Achachan etc.. There is no special words for distinguishing between maternal and paternal grand pas.
There are no particular name in Malayalam language for ajinomoto. So it is called ajinomoto.
In the Malayalam language a traveller is called yathrikan.
In Malayalam, "granddaughter" is called "പുത്രി" (puthri).
It's a spice called "Perum Jeerakam"
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The Malayalam language. This is an Indian language.
Since Malayalam language is fully developed in someway now there is a tendency to borrow words from other languages. So that in the Malayalam language also the Mobile is called mobile.(And not Movelu).
In Malayalam, you would call your grandfather "പുണ്യന്" (Punyan).