Burning in Malayalam

The adjective burning, as in a burning lamp, is എരിയുന്ന (eriyunna). It is the present participle of the verb for burning, so it stands in front of a noun. The r is a single tap of the tongue.

Most common translation

എരിയുന്ന (eriyunna)

Burning.

എരിയുന്ന വിളക്ക് മേശയിൽ വെച്ചു.

eriyunna vilakku meshayil vechu.

The burning lamp was placed on the table.

All Malayalam words for “burning”

എരിയുന്ന is plain burning. അംഗാരം (amgaram) is burning charcoal or an ember, എരിച്ചില്‍ (erichil) a burning sensation and by extension anger, എരിപൊരി (eripori) intense heat or fretting, എരിഞ്ഞടങ്ങുക (erinjadanguka) to burn out, ഉജ്ജ്വല (ujjwala) resplendent rather than literally alight, and അഗ്നികുക്കുടം (agnikukkudam) and ആഴി (azhi) name a burning haystack and a fire or pyre.

Common questions

How do you say burning in Malayalam?

എരിയുന്ന (eriyunna) is the participle for burning, placed before the noun it describes.

How do I describe a burning feeling in the stomach?

എരിച്ചില്‍ (erichil) is the word for that burning sensation, and it also covers smouldering anger.