Burns in Malayalam
The verb burns is not listed on its own here. ദാഹകം (daahakam) is a noun meaning fire, that which burns, and എരിവുള്ള (erivulla) describes food so spicy that it burns the tongue. For the plain verb, the entry for burn is the place to look.
Most common translation
Fire, that which burns.
ദാഹകം എന്നാൽ തീ എന്നാണ് അർത്ഥം.
daahakam ennaal thee ennaanu artham.
Daahakam means fire.
All Malayalam words for “burns”
- ദാഹകം (daahakam) — Fire, that which burns.
- എരിവുള്ള (erivulla) — Spicy, hot with chilli; pungent food that burns the tongue.
ദാഹകം (daahakam) names the burning thing itself, while എരിവുള്ള (erivulla) is an adjective about pungency.
Common questions
How do you say burns in Malayalam?
No verb form is offered; ദാഹകം (daahakam), that which burns, is the closest.
What does എരിവുള്ള (erivulla) describe?
Food that is hot with chilli, pungent enough to burn the tongue.