Break in Malayalam
Break is പൊട്ടുക (pottuka), used when something snaps, bursts or shatters of itself, from a thread to a bulb. Kerala speech stretches it to a plan that fails as well. Say po-ttu-ka, with the double t held.
Most common translation
Break, burst, shatter, fail, sprout.
ബലൂൺ പെട്ടെന്ന് പൊട്ടി.
baloon pettennu potti.
The balloon burst suddenly.
All Malayalam words for “break”
- പൊട്ടുക (pottuka) — Break, burst, shatter, fail, sprout.
- ഇടവിടുക (idaviduka) — Break, server, be separated.
- ഉടയുക (udayuka) — Break, crack, crumble.
- ഒടിയുക (odiyuka) — Break (by itself).
- അടര്ത്തുക (adarthuka) — Separate, break, pluck and separate.
- വിള്ളുക (villuka) — Crack, break.
- കീറുക (keeruka) — Tear, split, break, crack.
- ചിന്നുക (chinnuka) — Shed, spill, break, scatter.
- അഴിച്ചുമാറ്റുക (azhichumattuka) — Dismantle, break up into parts.
- ഇടമുറിയുക (idamuriyuka) — Interrupt, stop in the middle of sth. break/breach.
- കടുപ്പമുള്ള (kaduppamulla) — Hard, firm or solid; also tough or difficult; tough; hard, not easy to do or to break; also said of strong people and of hard meat.
- കുത്തിപ്പൊളിക്കുക (kuthippolikkuka) — Force open, break open.
- തെറി (theri) — (root) be scattered, shatter and fall around, break away, sputter, splash about.
- പകയുക (pakayuka) — Be separated, break apart, become a part of.
- പുലരി (pulari) — Day- break, morning, dawn, sunrise.
- പൊട്ടിക്കുക (pottikkuka) — Broke, past of break; smashed, cracked or snapped something. The intransitive form pottuka is used when a thing breaks on its own.
- പൊളിക്കുക (polikkuka) — Dismantle, demolish, break to pieces, smash, defeat, foil, destroy.
ഒടിയുക (odiyuka) is to break in two like a stick, ഉടയുക (udayuka) is to crack or crumble, കീറുക (keeruka) is to tear, and ഇടവിടുക (idaviduka) is to be severed or separated.
Common questions
How do you say break in Malayalam?
Break is പൊട്ടുക (pottuka).
Which word is used when a stick breaks?
ഒടിയുക (odiyuka), to break by itself.