Bloat in Malayalam
Bloat is വീങ്ങുക (veenguka) in Malayalam, to swell up or puff out. It is used of a swollen limb, a bloated stomach and anything that expands unhealthily. The long ee in the first syllable is stretched.
Most common translation
Swell up, bloat, increase.
തേനീച്ച കുത്തിയ ഇടം വീങ്ങി.
theneecha kuthiya idam veengi.
The place where the bee stung swelled up.
All Malayalam words for “bloat”
- വീങ്ങുക (veenguka) — Swell up, bloat, increase.
- പെരുകുക (perukuka) — Increase, multiply, become large, bloat.
പെരുകുക (perukuka) is broader, to increase or multiply, so it suits growth in number as much as swelling in size.
Common questions
How do you say bloat in Malayalam?
Say വീങ്ങുക (veenguka), to swell up.
When should I use perukuka?
When something increases or multiplies rather than physically swells.