Angrily in Malayalam
Malayalam does not give you a standalone adverb for angrily here; the anger is built into the verb. ആക്രോശിക്കുക (aakroshikkuka) means to bawl out angrily, to scold and curse, so the whole idea of shouting in anger sits in one word.
Bawl out angrily, abuse, scold, curse.
ദേഷ്യം വന്നപ്പോള് അയാള് ഉറക്കെ ആക്രോശിച്ചു.
deshyam vannappol ayaal urakke aakroshichu.
When he got angry he bawled out loudly.
All Malayalam words for “angrily”
- ആക്രോശിക്കുക (aakroshikkuka) — Bawl out angrily, abuse, scold, curse.
- ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) — Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
ആക്രോശിക്കുക is raging and abusing at the top of one's voice, while ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക is raising one's voice, making a noise, which may be anger but may be no more than talking too loudly.
Common questions
How do you say angrily in Malayalam?
There is no separate adverb among these. Use the verb ആക്രോശിക്കുക (aakroshikkuka), which means to shout angrily and abuse.
What does ochayedukkuka mean?
It means to raise the voice or make a clamour, used of someone speaking far too loudly, whether in anger or just in excitement.