Becoming in Malayalam
For becoming in the sense of turning into something, Malayalam uses മാറുന്ന (maarunna), the present participle of maaruka, to change. It stands in front of a noun, so a situation becoming worse begins with maarunna. The long aa in the first syllable is held, maa-run-na.
Becoming, turning into, growing to be (present participle of maaruka, to change); changing; becoming different, in the middle of a change; the noun change is maattam.
കുട്ടി വലുതായി മാറുന്നു.
kutti valuthaayi maarunnu.
The child is becoming big.
All Malayalam words for “becoming”
- മാറുന്ന (maarunna) — Becoming, turning into, growing to be (present participle of maaruka, to change); changing; becoming different, in the middle of a change; the noun change is maattam.
- ഒട്ടല് (ottal) — Stickiness, shrinking, becoming lean, a kind of bamboo.
- മലിനീകരണം (malineekaranam) — Pollution, defilement, becoming dirty or impure.
- വികസിക്കുക (vikasikkuka) — Developing. Growing or advancing steadily; becoming bigger, better or more modern.
maarunna is becoming or changing in general, vikasikkuka is becoming bigger or better, malineekaranam is the noun for becoming dirty, that is pollution, and ottal covers becoming lean or shrunken.
Common questions
How do you say becoming in Malayalam?
Becoming is മാറുന്ന (maarunna).
Does maarunna also mean changing?
Yes, it is the same form for both. Malayalam does not separate becoming from changing here, so maarunna covers a thing in the middle of turning into something else.