Borrower in Malayalam
A borrower is കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് (kadamvaangiyavan) in Malayalam, literally the one who took a loan. It is a compound of the word for debt and a past form meaning the person who received, and runs ka-dam-vaan-gi-ya-van.
കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് (kadamvaangiyavan)
Borrower, debtor.
കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് പണം ഇന്ന് തിരിച്ചുനൽകി.
kadamvaangiyavan panam innu thirichunalki.
The borrower returned the money today.
Dictionary entry
- കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് (kadamvaangiyavan) — Borrower, debtor.
കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് (kadamvaangiyavan) is descriptive rather than a fixed legal term, and its masculine -an ending strictly names a male borrower; banking documents tend to use longer formal phrases.
Common questions
How do you say borrower in Malayalam?
കടംവാങ്ങിയവന് (kadamvaangiyavan), the person who has borrowed or taken on a debt.
Is it used in everyday speech?
Rarely as a label; people are more likely to say that someone took a loan, using the verb, than to call them a borrower.