Agitation in Malayalam
Agitation of mind is ക്ഷോഭം (kshobham) in Malayalam, taking in turbulence and alarm as well. It describes a person shaken by news and, by extension, a disturbed sea or crowd. The initial ksha cluster is pronounced as one sound.
Agitation, turbulence, fright.
അച്ഛന്റെ ശബ്ദത്തിൽ ക്ഷോഭം ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു.
achchante shabdathil kshobham undaayirunnu.
There was agitation in father's voice.
All Malayalam words for “agitation”
- ക്ഷോഭം (kshobham) — Agitation, turbulence, fright.
- വിക്ഷോഭം (vikshobham) — Agitation, quarrel, embarrassment.
- ഉലച്ചില് (ulachil) — Shaking, agitation, break-down, shock.
- കോളിളക്കം (kolilakkam) — Turbulence, agitation, storm.
- ബഹളം (bahalam) — Tumult, agitation, hue and cry, uproar, trouble, abundance.
- ഉദ്വേഗം (udwegam) — Fear, wonder, anxiety, trembling, agitation, excitement.
- ബേജാറ് (bejaaru) — Confusion, turmoil, agitation, quarrel.
- സമരം (samaram) — Battle, conflict, agitation.
- അന്തക്ഷോഭം (anthakshobham) — Mental agitation.
- അവകാശ സമരം (avakasha samaram) — Agitation for rights, fight for rights.
- ആകുലം (aakulam) — Mental agitation, grief, worry.
- ജനകീയപ്രക്ഷോഭം (janakeeyaprakshobham) — People's agitation, popular uprising.
- മനക്ഷോഭം (manakshobham) — Mental agitation.
വിക്ഷോഭം (vikshobham) adds quarrel and embarrassment, കോളിളക്കം (kolilakkam) and ബഹളം (bahalam) describe public uproar, ഉലച്ചില് (ulachil) is physical shaking or breakdown, ഉദ്വേഗം (udwegam) mixes in anxiety, and ബേജാറ് (bejaaru) is colloquial confusion.
Common questions
How do you say agitation in Malayalam?
ക്ഷോഭം (kshobham) for inner agitation; public uproar is ബഹളം (bahalam).
Which word suits a noisy protest?
കോളിളക്കം (kolilakkam) or ബഹളം (bahalam), both of which carry tumult and commotion.