Boisterous in Malayalam
For boisterous noise and revelry, Malayalam offers പ്രഘോഷം (praghosham), an uproar or loud celebration. The gh is aspirated: pra-gho-sham. It is a written, slightly grand word rather than street talk.
Boisterous revelry, uproarious sound, emblazoning.
ഉത്സവപ്പറമ്പില് വലിയ പ്രഘോഷം ഉയര്ന്നു.
ulsavapparambil valiya praghosham uyarnnu.
A great uproar rose in the festival ground.
All Malayalam words for “boisterous”
- പ്രഘോഷം (praghosham) — Boisterous revelry, uproarious sound, emblazoning.
- അട്ടഹാസം (attahasam) — Boisterous laughter.
- തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) — Destroy, ruin, smash, demolish, (sl.) be boisterous, frolic noisily.
പ്രഘോഷം (praghosham) is the noun for boisterous uproar, while തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) mainly means to smash or destroy and reaches the boisterous sense only as slang for making a loud, wild time of it.
Common questions
What is boisterous in Malayalam?
Boisterous revelry is പ്രഘോഷം (praghosham).
Is തകര്ക്കുക safe to use for having fun?
Only in casual slang. Its core meaning is to wreck or demolish, so തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) sounds playful among friends and wrong in formal writing.