Boring in Malayalam
Something dull and boring is വിരസ (virasa), built from a prefix meaning without and the word for taste. A tedious film, a flat speech and an insipid dish all fit, which suits its literal sense of tastelessness.
Most common translation
Uninteresting, boring, tasteless, insipid, dull, monotonous.
ആ സിനിമ വളരെ വിരസ ആയിരുന്നു.
aa sinima valare virasa aayirunnu
That film was very boring.
All Malayalam words for “boring”
- വിരസ (virasa) — Uninteresting, boring, tasteless, insipid, dull, monotonous.
- തുള (thula) — Hole, boring, fault, blemish.
- അരസികന് (arasikan) — A boring person.
- കാതുകുത്ത് (kaathukuth) — Boring of the ears, piercing of the ears.
വിരസ is the adjective for boring or dull, അരസികന് (arasikan) a boring person with no sense of fun, and കാതുകുത്ത് (kaathukuth) and തുള (thula) belong to the other sense of boring, that is drilling and piercing.
Common questions
How do you say boring in Malayalam?
വിരസ (virasa) is the word for boring, dull or uninteresting.
How do I call a person boring?
Use അരസികന് (arasikan), which describes someone with no humour or sense of enjoyment.