Causing in Malayalam
കാരക (karaka) is the Malayalam adjective meaning doing or causing, the element that turns up inside many compound words. It is pronounced kaa-ra-ka and belongs to grammatical and technical description rather than to conversation.
Doing, causing.
കാരക എന്നാല് ചെയ്യുന്ന എന്നര്ത്ഥം.
karaka ennaal cheyyunna ennarthham.
'Karaka' means one that does.
All Malayalam words for “causing”
- കാരക (karaka) — Doing, causing.
- പ്രവാഹി (pravahi) — Flowing, causing to flow.
- മയക്കുമരുന്ന് (mayakkumarunnu) — Opiate, morphine, drug causing drowsiness, narcotic.
- മാനനഷ്ടം (maananashtam) — Compensation or damages for causing dishonour/disgrace, loss of honour.
- മാരക (maaraka) — Causing death, fatal, killing, lethal, deadly.
- സങ്കടമുള്ള (sankadamulla) — Sad, sorrowful; feeling or causing unhappiness.
- ഹിത (hitha) — Desired, pleasing, proper, fit, apt, auspicious, gone, causing future good.
കാരക (karaka) is the general word for causing or doing, മാരക (maaraka) means causing death and so lethal or fatal, പ്രവാഹി (pravahi) means causing to flow, മയക്കുമരുന്ന് (mayakkumarunnu) is a drug causing drowsiness, മാനനഷ്ടം (maananashtam) is damages for causing dishonour, and ഹിത (hitha) describes what causes future good.
Common questions
How do you say causing in Malayalam?
കാരക (karaka) is the adjective meaning doing or causing, and it usually appears as part of a compound.
How do I say something is fatal?
Use മാരക (maaraka), which means causing death, and is the word in phrases about lethal weapons or deadly diseases.