Clamour in Malayalam
To clamour, that is to make a loud noise or protest noisily, is ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) in Malayalam. It is a verb and fits a crowd raising its voice or a person speaking angrily loudly.
Most common translation
Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
കുട്ടികൾ മുറ്റത്ത് ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുന്നു.
kuttikal muttathu ochayedukkunnu.
The children are making noise in the yard.
All Malayalam words for “clamour”
- ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) — Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
- ഒച്ച (ocha) — Sound, noise, rumour, fame, din, clamour, voice.
- കലമ്പല് (kalambal) — Quarrel, anger, clamour, uproar.
ഒച്ച (ocha) is the noise itself and കലമ്പല് (kalambal) is an uproar with quarrelling in it, while ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) is the act of clamouring.
Common questions
How do you say clamour in Malayalam?
ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) is the verb for clamouring or making much noise.
Which word names the noise rather than the act?
ഒച്ച (ocha) is sound or noise, and കലമ്പല് (kalambal) is an uproar.