Bulky in Malayalam
Bulky is given here as പീന (peena), a Sanskritic adjective for something full bodied or fat. It is a bookish choice that appears far more in writing than in conversation. Say pee-na.
Most common translation
Bulky, full, liparous.
ആ കാളയ്ക്ക് പീന ശരീരമാണ്.
aa kalaykku peena shareeramanu.
That bull has a bulky body.
All Malayalam words for “bulky”
- പീന (peena) — Bulky, full, liparous.
- പൊത്ത (potha) — Bulky, large, empty.
- പുഷ്ടം (pushtam) — That which is nourished, fat or bulky.
പുഷ്ടം (pushtam) describes something well nourished and so grown fat or bulky, while പൊത്ത (potha) means large and can also mean hollow or empty.
Common questions
How do you say bulky in Malayalam?
Bulky is പീന (peena), bulky or full.
Which word describes a well fed, bulky animal?
പുഷ്ടം (pushtam), that which is nourished, fat or bulky.