Malayalam Counting Chart: Numbers 1 to 100

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 The Malayalam language belongs to the Dravidian language family spoken by the Malayali people of the Indian state of Kerala, Lakshadweep, and Puducherry. It is recognized in the 22 scheduled languages of India. Malayali has over 37 million speakers as of 2011.

Malayalam numbers 1 to 100 in English (pronunciation)

In today’s lesson, we will learn Malayalam numbers 1 to 100 with their pronunciation. These numbers are similar to Tamil numbers if you are thinking about learning 1 to 100 in Malayalam through English then this is just for you. Here we’ve added some pronunciation from 1 to 20. Make sure your pronunciation by watching the video.


Malayalam Counting Chart 1 to 100 in English
No Numeral Malayalam PRON.
0 ୦ പൂജ്യം pujyam
1 ൧ ഒന്ന് onnu
2 ൨ രണ്ട് rendu
3 ൩ മൂന്ന് munnu
4 ൪ നാല് nalu
5 ൫ അഞ്ച് anju
6 ൬ ആറ് aru
7 ൭ ഏഴ് elu
8 ൮ എട്ട് ettu
9 ൯ ഒമ്പത് ombadu
10 ൧൦ പത്ത് pattu
11 ൧൧ പതിനൊന്ന്
12 ൧൨ പന്ത്രണ്ട്
13 ൧൩ പതി മൂന്നു
14 ൧൪ പതിനാല്
15 ൧൫ പതിനഞ്ച്
16 ൧൬ പതിനാറ്
17 ൧൭ പതിനേഴ്
18 ൧൮ പതിനെട്ട്
19 ൧൯ പത്തൊമ്പതു
20 ൨൦ ഇരുപത്
21 ൨൧
22 ൨൨
23 ൨൩
24 ൨൪
25 ൨൫
26 ൨൬
27 ൨൭
28 ൨൮
29 ൨൯
30 ൩୦
31 ൩൧
32 ൩൨
33 ൩൩
34 ൩൪
35 ൩൫
36 ൩൬
37 ൩൭
38 ൩൮
39 ൩൯
40 ൪୦
41 ൪൧
42 ൪൨
43 ൪൩
44 ൪൪
45 ൪൫
46 ൪൬
47 ൪൭
48 ൪൮
49 ൪൯
50 ൫୦
51 ൫൧
52 ൫൨
53 ൫൩
54 ൫൪
55 ൫൫
56 ൫൬
57 ൫൭
58 ൫൮
59 ൫൯
60 ൬୦
61 ൬൧
62 ൬൨
63 ൬൩
64 ൬൪
65 ൬൫
66 ൬൬
67 ൬൭
68 ൬൮
69 ൬൯
70 ൭୦
71 ൭൧
72 ൭൨
73 ൭൩
74 ൭൪
75 ൭൫
76 ൭൬
77 ൭൭
78 ൭൮
79 ൭൯
80 ൮୦
81 ൮൧
82 ൮൨
83 ൮൩
84 ൮൪
85 ൮൫
86 ൮൬
87 ൮൭
88 ൮൮
89 ൮൯
90 ൯୦
91 ൯൧
92 ൯൨
93 ൯൩
94 ൯൪
95 ൯൫
96 ൯൬
97 ൯൭
98 ൯൮
99 ൯൯
100 ൧୦୦

I hope you enjoy learning the Malayalam numbers 1 to 100.

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