Bearable in Malayalam
Only one word is offered here and it is a noun: സഹ്യത (sahyatha), the state of being bearable or tolerable. To say that something is bearable, Malayalam normally builds a phrase around the idea of enduring rather than using this noun directly.
Bearable condition.
വേനലിലെ ചൂടിന് സഹ്യത ഇല്ല.
venalile choodinu sahyatha illa.
The summer heat is not bearable.
Dictionary entry
- സഹ്യത (sahyatha) — Bearable condition.
സഹ്യത (sahyatha) turns up in careful writing about heat, pain, noise or a workload that stays within what a person can take, and almost never in casual conversation.
Common questions
How do you say bearable in Malayalam?
The listed word is സഹ്യത (sahyatha), but it means bearableness, the condition of being tolerable; the plain adjective is not part of this entry.
Where would I actually meet sahyatha?
In written Malayalam about limits that can be endured, such as tolerable pain or tolerable cost. In speech people say instead that one can bear it.