-അവർ

From അവർ (avaṟ, “they”). As a suffix, it converts a relative participle into a plural or honorific pronominal noun.

-അവർ • (-avaṟ)

1. those who; they who; the people who...
   • Used to form a plural pronominal noun from a relative participle.

Like the singular forms, it can represent the subject or the object:

• As Subject (The Doers):

1. സത്യം പറയുന്നവർ ആരെയും ഭയപ്പെടില്ല.

   satyaṁ paṟayunnavaṟ āreyuṁ bhayappeṭilla.

   Those who speak (subject) the truth will not fear anyone.

• As Object (The Receivers):

1. നീ കണ്ടവർ ആരെല്ലാമാണ്?

   nī kaṇṭavaṟ ārellāmāṇŭ?

   Who are all the people [whom] you saw (object)?

• -അവൻ (-avaṉ) (masculine singular)
• -അവൾ (-avaḷ) (feminine singular)
• -അത് (-atŭ) (neuter singular)
• -അവ (-ava) (neuter plural)