Abate in Malayalam
Pain, fever and rain all ശമിക്കുക (shamikkuka) when they subside. It is sha-mik-ku-ka. The verb carries relief with it, so it suits anything easing off.
Most common translation
Abate, have relief, get cured, calm down.
മരുന്നു കഴിച്ചപ്പോൾ വേദന ശമിച്ചു.
marunnu kazhichappol vedana shamichu.
The pain subsided when I took the medicine.
All Malayalam words for “abate”
- ശമിക്കുക (shamikkuka) — Abate, have relief, get cured, calm down.
- നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) — Abate, stop, come to an end.
ശമിക്കുക (shamikkuka) is abating in the sense of easing or calming down, while നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) means stopping outright, so one is a reduction and the other an end.
Common questions
What is abate in Malayalam?
ശമിക്കുക (shamikkuka).
What if the rain stops completely?
Then നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) is the verb, since it means to stop or come to an end rather than merely lessen.