Acclamation in Malayalam
Acclamation comes out in Malayalam as ആര്ത്തുവിളി (aarthuvili), a compound built from the idea of a loud collective shout. Say it aar-thu-vi-li, with the beats spread evenly. It fits a crowd roaring its approval at a procession or a rally rather than polite applause.
Acclamation.
ജനക്കൂട്ടത്തിന്റെ ആര്ത്തുവിളി ആകാശത്തിൽ ഉയർന്നു.
janakkoottathinte aarthuvili aakaashathil uyarnnu.
The acclamation of the crowd rose into the sky.
Dictionary entry
- ആര്ത്തുവിളി (aarthuvili) — Acclamation.
ആര്ത്തുവിളി (aarthuvili) belongs to written and reportorial Malayalam; in speech people usually just describe the shouting itself.
Common questions
How do you say acclamation in Malayalam?
Use ആര്ത്തുവിളി (aarthuvili), which literally describes a loud cry raised together by many people.
Does aarthuvili always mean approval?
Not necessarily. The core sense is a loud cry from a crowd, so the context has to tell you whether it is cheering, protest or alarm.