Born in Malayalam
For born these options point to ഉണ്ടാകുക (undaakuka), to come into being, which Malayalam uses of children, events and things alike. It is one of the commonest verbs in the language and reads neutral in any register. Say un-daa-kuka.
Most common translation
Come into being, happen, be made, be born.
ഇവിടെ ഒരു പുതിയ സ്കൂൾ ഉണ്ടാകും
ivide oru puthiya school undakum
A new school will come up here.
All Malayalam words for “born”
- ഉണ്ടാകുക (undaakuka) — Come into being, happen, be made, be born.
- പ്രഭവ (prabava) — Occurred, born, noble.
- അംഗജ (amgaja) — Born of the body, daughter.
- അഭിജാത (abhijatha) — Born of noble family.
- ഉല്പാദിക്കുക (ulpaadikkuka) — Rise, be born, spring forth.
- എട്ടാമിടം (ettamidam) — The eighth aspect or position, an upstart, one born in the eighth month of pregnancy.
- ഏകജാത (ekajaatha) — Born of the same parents.
- കനേഡിയൻ (kanediyan) — Canadian; of or from Canada, a person born in Canada.
- ജനിക്കുക (janikkuka) — Be born, originate, arise from.
- പിറ (pira) — (root) be born, give birth.
- പിറക്കുക (pirakkuka) — Be born, give birth, originate.
- പിറന്നാൾ (pirannal) — Birthday; the yearly return of the day one was born.
- സ്വദേശി (swadeshi) — Native; a person born in a particular place, belonging to a place by birth; local or indigenous.
ഉല്പാദിക്കുക (ulpaadikkuka) is to arise or spring forth, പ്രഭവ (prabava) is a literary adjective for born or arisen, and അഭിജാത (abhijatha) means born of a noble family.
Common questions
How do you say born in Malayalam?
ഉണ്ടാകുക (undaakuka), to be born or come into being.
How do you say born into a noble family?
അഭിജാത (abhijatha) describes someone born of a noble family.