Many well known literatures are written in Malayalam language such as Bhashakautalyam, Adhyatmramayanam and Unnunili Sandesam. DialectsĪccording to Dravidian Encyclopedia, Malayalam is divided into 13 areas of dialects of it. Malayalam was designated as a classical language of India in 2013.Īccording to Historians, It is originated somewhere near 9th century AD. Some say that Malayalam was originated from the Tamil language and is it’s descendant while other state it is a totally different language which has been originated from Proto-Dravidian language. The origin of Malayalam is still in debate and has 2 different theories based on historians.

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Malayalam has a similar vocab to the Tamil language and believed that it was separated from the Tamil nearly between the 9th and 13th centuries. Whereas there are many disputes and facts on which people aren’t ready to agree. It was separated from the original language Tamil. This isn’t a big score but yet it is a native language of many states like Kerala and union territory Lakshadweep & Puducherry. The Malayalam language is mostly spoken in a few states of India, and over 35 million people worldwide. To learn more about Malayalam, let’s dive into it’s history for gaining better knowledge about it.

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