Accidental in Malayalam
ആകസ്മികം (aakasmikam) means accidental or sudden — something that happens without warning. News writing uses it for unexpected events of every kind. The first vowel is long: aa-kas-mi-kam.
Accident, accidental happening.
അത് ഒരു ആകസ്മികം മാത്രമായിരുന്നു.
athu oru aakasmikam maathramaayirunnu.
That was only an accident.
All Malayalam words for “accidental”
- ആകസ്മികം (aakasmikam) — Accident, accidental happening.
- കൈമോശം (kaimosham) — Loss, accidental loss.
- ദുര്മ്മരണം (durmmaranam) — Unnatural death, violent death, accidental death.
- യാദൃച്ഛികം (yaadruchikam) — Accident, accidental happening, unexpected event or happening.
- സംഗതി (samgathi) — Subject, affair, case, circumstance, propriety, relation, accidental occurrence, sexual intercourse.
ആകസ്മികം (aakasmikam) and യാദൃച്ഛികം (yaadruchikam) both cover accidental happenings, with yaadruchikam leaning on chance and coincidence. കൈമോശം (kaimosham) is accidental loss, ദുര്മ്മരണം (durmmaranam) an unnatural or accidental death, and സംഗതി (samgathi) means an accidental occurrence only as one sense among many.
Common questions
How do you say accidental in Malayalam?
ആകസ്മികം (aakasmikam), for something sudden and unplanned.
Which word fits a chance coincidence?
യാദൃച്ഛികം (yaadruchikam), which stresses randomness rather than suddenness.