Begin in Malayalam
To begin is തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) in Malayalam, the everyday verb for starting anything from a journey to a class. Its past form, തുടങ്ങി (thudangi), means began or started.
Most common translation
Begin, start, commence.
ക്ലാസ് നാളെ തുടങ്ങുന്നു.
klaasu naale thudangunnu
The class is starting tomorrow.
All Malayalam words for “begin”
- തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) — Begin, start, commence.
- ഓങ്ങുക (onguka) — Aim at, begin, try, be about to strike.
- കച്ചകെട്ടുക (kachakettuka) — Get ready, begin.
- മുതലിക്കുക (muthalikuka) — Collect money or capital, begin.
- ഉപക്ഷേപിക്കുക (upakshepikkuka) — Throw, give a hint, state, adduce, begin.
- തുടങ്ങി (thudangi) — Started, began; past tense of thudanguka, to begin; began, started; past form of to begin.
- പുറപ്പെടുക (purappeduka) — Set out, begin journey, prepare, begin.
- വിതുമ്പുക (vithumbuka) — Begin to cry, sob, desire ardently, boil over.
തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) is the general verb; പുറപ്പെടുക (purappeduka) is to set out on a journey, കച്ചകെട്ടുക (kachakettuka) is to gird oneself and get ready, and ഓങ്ങുക (onguka) is to be about to strike.
Common questions
How do you say begin in Malayalam?
Begin is തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) in Malayalam.
How do I say it began?
The past form is തുടങ്ങി (thudangi).