Bad in Malayalam
ചീത്ത (cheetha) is the blunt everyday word for bad, used of behaviour, language, weather and food alike. It is two syllables, chee-tha, and in Kerala speech cheetha vaakku means a bad word. For poor quality rather than wickedness, another adjective fits better.
Most common translation
Bad, base, vile, wicked.
ചീത്ത വാക്കുകൾ പറയരുത്.
cheetha vakkukal parayaruthu.
Do not say bad words.
All Malayalam words for “bad”
- ചീത്ത (cheetha) — Bad, base, vile, wicked.
- ചപ്പന് (chappan) — Bad, vulgar person.
- മോശമായ (moshamaaya) — Bad, poor.
- വഷളന് (vashalan) — Bad, depraved man, an indecent man.
- അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) — Improper, undesirable, immoral, bad.
- കൊള്ളരുതാത്ത (kollaruthaatha) — Useless, worthless, bad.
- അത്യാചാരം (athyacharam) — Immoral act, bad practice, misdeed, crime, atrocity.
- അനാചാരം (anacharam) — Bad custom or habit, improper behaviour or practice.
- അശുഭ വാര്ത്ത (ashubha vartha) — Bad news, ill news.
- അർഹിക്കുക (arhikkuka) — Deserve, be worthy of, have earned something good or bad.
- ആഖ്യാത (akhyatha) — Not famous, having bad fame, infamous; that is said or told.
- കൂടുതൽ മോശം (kooduthal mosham) — Worse; more bad than before, of poorer quality or condition.
- കൊച്ചുവാക്ക് (kochuvaakk) — Children's words, joke, jest, vulgar (bad) word.
- തിരിവ് (thiriv) — Turning, deviation, change, rejected thing, a thing rendered bad.
- ദുരാഗ്രഹം (duraagraham) — Bad desire, greed, avarice.
- ദുരാചാര (duraachaara) — Given to bad or wicked ways or behaviour.
- ദുരാശ (duraasha) — Bad desire, bad hope, avarice, greed.
- ദുര്യോഗം (duryogam) — Misfortune, calamity, association with bad people, bad company.
- ദുര്ഗ്ഗന്ധം (durggandham) — Bad odour or smell, garlic.
- ദുര്ഗ്ഗുണം (durggunam) — Vice, bad habit.
- ദുര്നിമിത്തം (durnimitham) — Ill-omen, bad omen, inauspicious sign.
- ദുര്മ്മന്ത്രം (durmmanthram) — Evil counsel, bad political diplomacy, sorcery.
- ദുര്ലക്ഷണം (durlakshanam) — Ill-omen, bad sign.
- ദുര്വ്വാസന (durvvaasana) — Bad traits, tastes or inclinations.
- ദുര്വ്വിചാരം (durvvichaaram) — Bad thought or idea, evil thought.
- ദുശ്ശകുനം (dushakunam) — Ill-omen, bad sign.
- ദുശ്ശീലം (dusheelam) — Bad habit or character, bad manners.
- ദുസ്സ്വപ്നം (dusswapnam) — Bad dream, nightmare.
- ദോഷം (dosham) — Flaw, harm, fault, sin, bad manners, illness, dusk, poetical defect, adultery.
- ദോഷപ്പെടുക (doshappeduka) — Get spoilt, go bad, become polluted, be defiled, fall into sin.
- നിർഭാഗ്യവശാൽ (nirbhaagyavashaal) — Unfortunately, sadly, as bad luck would have it.
- പടുമുള (padumula) — A shoot springing by itself, bad sprout.
- പോറല് (poral) — Scratch made by a sharp point; (idm.) flaw, fault, blemish, bad name fame, ill repute.
- മര്യാദകേട് (maryaadaked) — Bad manners, indecent behaviour, impropriety, injustice, sth. against custom, rudeness.
- ശപ്പന് (shappan) — Rogue, bad fellow, ill-natured man.
- ശീലക്കേട് (sheelakked) — Bad habit, lack of practice or experience, bad manners, misconduct, anger, peevishness.
ചീത്ത is bad in the sense of wicked or spoiled, മോശമായ (moshamaaya) is bad as in poor or inferior, and കൂടുതൽ മോശം (kooduthal mosham) is the comparative, worse.
Common questions
How do you say bad in Malayalam?
ചീത്ത (cheetha).
How do you say worse?
കൂടുതൽ മോശം (kooduthal mosham), more bad than before.