Climbing in Malayalam
Climbing, as a noun meaning rise or ascent, is രോഹം (roham) in Malayalam. The word is Sanskritic and formal, at home in writing about a climb, a rise in price or the sprouting of a plant.
Most common translation
Rise, climbing, ascension, shoot, bud, sprout.
മരത്തിൽ പുതിയ രോഹം വന്നു.
marathil puthiya roham vannu.
New shoots have come on the tree.
All Malayalam words for “climbing”
- രോഹം (roham) — Rise, climbing, ascension, shoot, bud, sprout.
- തള (thala) — Anklet, fetters, bondage, foot-rope with a noose for climbing up palm trees.
- മഞ്ജരി (manjari) — Bunch of flowers, a tender bunch, climbing vine, holy basil, name of a Dravidian metre, bouquet.
തള (thala) is the foot-rope used for climbing palm trees and മഞ്ജരി (manjari) can mean a climbing vine, so neither is the act of climbing.
Common questions
How do you say climbing in Malayalam?
രോഹം (roham) is the word for climbing or rising.
What is thala?
തള (thala) is an anklet or fetter, and also the noosed foot-rope used to climb palm trees.