Agreeable in Malayalam
When agreeable means favourable or going your way, Malayalam uses അനുകൂല (anukoola). It turns up in weather reports, negotiations and anywhere conditions are described as working in someone's favour.
Favourable, agreeable, pleasing.
ഇന്ന് കാലാവസ്ഥ യാത്രയ്ക്ക് അനുകൂലമാണ്.
innu kaalaavastha yaathraykku anukoolamaanu.
The weather is favourable for travel today.
All Malayalam words for “agreeable”
- അനുകൂല (anukoola) — Favourable, agreeable, pleasing.
- മൃദു (mridu) — Soft, slender, gentle, charming, agreeable, moderate, mild.
- ഇഷ്ടവാക്ക് (ishtavaakk) — Agreeable conversation, pleasant talk.
- കാമ്യം (kamayam) — Desirable, good, optional or agreeable.
- നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha) — Unsuitable, improper, not acceptable or agreeable.
- നിരക്കുക (nirakkuka) — Stand in a row, spread, become agreeable or equal.
- ഭദ്രമാകുക (bhadramaakuka) — Become safe or secure, become auspicious, become favourable or agreeable.
അനുകൂല (anukoola) is the main adjective; മൃദു (mridu) is agreeable in the sense of soft and gentle, കാമ്യം (kamayam) is desirable, ഇഷ്ടവാക്ക് (ishtavaakk) is specifically pleasant talk, നിരക്കുക (nirakkuka) and ഭദ്രമാകുക (bhadramaakuka) are verbs for becoming agreeable, and നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha) is the opposite, meaning not acceptable.
Common questions
How do you say agreeable in Malayalam?
അനുകൂല (anukoola) is the usual adjective, as in agreeable or favourable conditions.
Which word fits an agreeable person?
മൃദു (mridu) describes a gentle, pleasant manner. അനുകൂല (anukoola) is about circumstances being favourable rather than about character.