Malayalam

neethi, niyamam, nyayathipan (നീതി, നിയമം, ന്യായാധിപൻ)

When will you come (English) = nee/ningal eppo varum (Malayalam)

In Malayalam there is not a particular word for 'Dude'. But you can simply call dude everyone will understand. By the way if you are talking to a person resides at thrissur area of kerala you can call 'gadi'. This word means 'dude'. But other places of kerala wont use the word gedi.

The Malayalam sentence 'Njan delhiyil aanu thamasam' means I live in delhi(english).

niyamavastha, niyamanila (നിയമാവസ്ഥ, നിയമനില)

In English the Malayalam word 'kuru' means 'seed'.

'Oota aytha' - oota means food / meals; aytha means did you finish / complete.

Nee ivadaeh ondou? (pronounce: nee i-va-daey-on-thou?)

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Njan ninne valareyadhikam snehikkunnu (ishtappedunnu).

njettilla vatta ela

"Missed meaning" in Malayalam can be translated as "തോഷിച്ച അർത്ഥം" (thoshicha artham) or "കാണാത്ത അർത്ഥം" (kaanatha artham).

In Malayalam, you can say "എന്താ ചിരി" (Entha chiri) to mean "What's up."

Nee = you (but in most cases pleas sure to use 'ningal' when you are talking to a respected person, mom,dad,.. But its not necessery in case of friends) (നീ, നിങ്ങൾ=ningal, താൻ=than, താങ്കൾ=thankal, എടാ, എടെയ് (You rascal!= എടാ തെമ്മാടീ!)

Enikku thankalodu (formal) or ninnodu(informal) samsarikkanam

"നിനവും പഠനവിദ്യാലയം എന്ന പേരാണോ?" (Ninavum pathana-vidhyalayam enna perano?)

'Could' is the past form of 'can', it means 'kazhinju, sadhitchu', etc (കഴിഞ്ഞു, സാധിച്ചു ............)' in Malayalam. It is also used to show different expressions like politeness, possibility, etc.

In Malayalam, you would say "നീക്കം ചെയ്യുന്ന ചെറുത് ആൺ" to refer to a thin boy.

In Malayalam, you can say "ഞാൻ പറയണമെന്നു" which is transliterated as "Njan parayanaam".

I am programmed to respond in English. If you prefer Malayalam, I can try my best to understand and respond to your questions in that language.

In Malayalam, you can say "നന്ദി" (nandi) to express that something is nice.

It is actually not possible to count the exact number of words in any language, because there is no universally accepted definition of what a word is.

However, if your definition of an "English word" includes borrowed words, then English has more words than any other language.

The Malayalam meaning of the word "walnut" is "akroti" or "akrothu".

The English meaning of the Malayalam word "guha" is cave.

It means "pavapetta" or "daridhran" in Malayalam.