Brief in Malayalam
ചുരുക്കമായ (churukkamaaya) means brief or short, said of a meeting, a note or a visit that takes little time. It comes from churukkam, a shortening or summary, so the idea of cutting down is built in. Say chu-ruk-ka-maa-ya, holding the kk.
Most common translation
Brief, short, lasting or taking only a little time.
അവൻ ചുരുക്കമായ മറുപടി നൽകി.
avan churukkamaaya marupadi nalki
He gave a brief reply.
All Malayalam words for “brief”
- ചുരുക്കമായ (churukkamaaya) — Brief, short, lasting or taking only a little time.
- രത്നച്ചുരുക്കം (rathnachurukkam) — Brief summary, sum and substance, gist.
- വ്യവഹരിക്കുക (vyavaharikkuka) — Deal, argue, litigate, plead, hold a brief, advocate.
churukkamaaya is the ordinary adjective brief, rathnachurukkam is a brief summary or gist as a noun, and vyavaharikkuka is a legal verb that includes holding a brief in court.
Common questions
How do you say brief in Malayalam?
Brief is ചുരുക്കമായ (churukkamaaya).
How do I ask for a brief summary?
Ask for the rathnachurukkam, a vivid word that literally means the gem of the matter and is used for the gist of a speech or a story.