Attracts in Malayalam
There is no matching verb here for the English attracts; the listed ആകര്ഷകം (aakarshakam) is a noun meaning that which attracts, a magnet or lodestone. Use it for the thing doing the attracting rather than for the action. Say aa-kar-sha-kam.
Most common translation
That which attracts, magnet, lodestone, touchstone.
ആകര്ഷകം ചെറിയ ഇരുമ്പാണി വേഗം വലിച്ചെടുത്തു.
aakarshakam cheriya irumbaani vegam valicheduthu.
The magnet quickly pulled up the small iron nail.
Dictionary entry
- ആകര്ഷകം (aakarshakam) — That which attracts, magnet, lodestone, touchstone.
Only one option is listed, and it names the attracting object, not the act of attracting.
Common questions
How do you say attracts in Malayalam?
No exact verb is listed; the nearest is ആകര്ഷകം (aakarshakam), which names something that attracts, such as a magnet.
What does ആകര്ഷകം (aakarshakam) mean literally?
An attractor: a magnet, a lodestone or a touchstone.