Call in Malayalam
Call as a noun is വിളി (vili), the shout, summons or invitation given to someone. It covers a mother calling a child indoors and the call of a horn. Two light syllables, vi-li.
Most common translation
Call, sounding a horn, etc. cry, invitation, summons.
അമ്മയുടെ വിളി കേട്ട് കുട്ടി ഓടി വന്നു.
ammayude vili kettu kutti odi vannu.
Hearing mother's call, the child came running.
All Malayalam words for “call”
- വിളി (vili) — Call, sounding a horn, etc. cry, invitation, summons.
- ഹൂതി (hoothi) — Call, challenge, invitation.
- ക്രോശിക്കുക (kroshikkuka) — Lament, call, wail.
- പേരിടുക (periduka) — Name, call.
- ആവശ്യമായിരിക്കുക (aavashyamaayirikkuka) — Require; to need something, to call for, to make necessary.
- ഉള്വിളി (ulvili) — Sudden feeling or enlightenment, call of conscience.
- കാക്ക (kaakka) — Crow. A common black bird with a harsh call.
- കൂകുക (kookuka) — Howl, boo, call out, shout derisively, or protestingly.
- ക്രോശം (krosham) — Distance at which a man's call can be heard, audible distance, an old measure of distance.
- ഫോൺ (phon) — Phone, a telephone or mobile phone; also a phone call.
- വിളിക്കുക (vilikkuka) — Calls, to call out to somebody, to telephone, to summon, to name; listed here as the verb to call.
- ഹേയ് (hey) — Hey, a call used to catch someone's attention.
വിളിക്കുക (vilikkuka) is the matching verb, to call out, to summon, to telephone or to name, while ക്രോശിക്കുക (kroshikkuka) is to wail and പേരിടുക (periduka) is to call by a name.
Common questions
How do you say call in Malayalam?
വിളി (vili) for a call, and വിളിക്കുക (vilikkuka) for to call.
How do you say a phone call?
ഫോൺ (phon) serves both for the telephone and for a phone call.