Bewildered in Malayalam
Malayalam puts this as a verb: അന്ധാളിക്കുക (andhalikkuka), to be bewildered or thrown into confusion. Speakers use it of someone caught off guard by bad news or by a sudden question.
Most common translation
Get bewildered, be confused.
പെട്ടെന്നുള്ള ചോദ്യം കേട്ട് അവന് അന്ധാളിച്ചു.
pettennulla chodyam kettu avan andhalichu.
He got bewildered hearing the sudden question.
All Malayalam words for “bewildered”
- അന്ധാളിക്കുക (andhalikkuka) — Get bewildered, be confused.
- ബഹുളി (bahuli) — Confusion, confused state, bewildered state, haste, rutting, madness.
അന്ധാളിക്കുക (andhalikkuka) is the verb for becoming bewildered, while ബഹുളി (bahuli) is a noun for a confused, bewildered state, carrying extra senses of haste and even madness.
Common questions
How do you say bewildered in Malayalam?
Use the verb അന്ധാളിക്കുക (andhalikkuka), to get bewildered or confused.
How do I say I was bewildered?
Put അന്ധാളിക്കുക (andhalikkuka) in the past. Malayalam prefers saying someone got bewildered rather than was in a bewildered state.