Believer in Malayalam
A believer is a വിശ്വാസി (vishwaasi), the word used in churches, mosques and temples alike for a person of faith. It comes from the word for belief, and the same root gives the words for trust and loyalty.
Most common translation
Believer, believer in God or religion.
അദ്ദേഹം ഒരു യഥാർത്ഥ വിശ്വാസിയാണ്.
adheham oru yatharthha vishwaasiyanu.
He is a true believer.
All Malayalam words for “believer”
- വിശ്വാസി (vishwaasi) — Believer, believer in God or religion.
- അജ്ഞാനി (ajnjani) — Ignorant person, not a believer in religion.
- സഹോദരന് (sahodaran) — Brother, fellow believer.
വിശ്വാസി (vishwaasi) is a believer in God or religion, സഹോദരന് (sahodaran) means brother and is used for a fellow believer in congregational speech, and അജ്ഞാനി (ajnjani) is the opposite, an ignorant person or non-believer.
Common questions
How do you say believer in Malayalam?
വിശ്വാസി (vishwaasi) is the word for a believer.
What is the opposite word?
അജ്ഞാനി (ajnjani), which means an ignorant person or one who does not believe, and it carries a disapproving tone.