Blame in Malayalam
There is no single noun for blame in this list; Malayalam uses a phrase instead, ദൂഷ്യം പറയുക (dooshyam parayuka), literally to speak fault. It means to blame or speak ill of somebody, and it belongs to ordinary spoken usage, often about gossip behind a person's back.
ദൂഷ്യം പറയുക (dooshyam parayuka)
Blame, slander, speak ill off.
അവന് എല്ലാവരെക്കുറിച്ചും ദൂഷ്യം പറയുന്നു
avan ellaavarekkurichum dooshyam parayunnu
He speaks ill of everyone.
All Malayalam words for “blame”
- ദൂഷ്യം പറയുക (dooshyam parayuka) — Blame, slander, speak ill off.
- പരിശുദ്ധി (parishuddhi) — Holiness, purity, free from blemish or blame.
ദൂഷ്യം പറയുക is the active verb phrase for blaming or slandering. പരിശുദ്ധി works from the opposite end: it is purity, the state of being free of blemish or blame, so it describes innocence rather than accusation.
Common questions
How do you say blame in Malayalam?
Use the phrase ദൂഷ്യം പറയുക (dooshyam parayuka), to speak fault of someone.
Is this phrase the same as slander?
It sits between the two. It covers both fair criticism and unfair speaking ill, so tone and context tell a listener which one is meant.