Come in Malayalam
The everyday verb for come in Malayalam is വരുക (varuka), the dictionary form you meet in grammar tables. In running speech the inflected forms do the work: വരുന്നു (varunnu) for comes or is coming, and വന്നു (vannu) for came. Say it va-ru-ka, with the stress on the first syllable.
Most common translation
To come, to arrive, to reach the place where the speaker is.
നാളെ വീട്ടിൽ വരുമോ?
naale veettil varumo?
Will you come home tomorrow?
All Malayalam words for “come”
- വരുക (varuka) — To come, to arrive, to reach the place where the speaker is.
- വന്നു (vannu) — Came, arrived, reached; past tense of varuka, to come.
- വരുന്നു (varunnu) — Comes, arrives; the present form of varuka, to come.
- അടുത്തുവരിക (aduthuvarika) — Approach, come near.
- അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) — Ends, to end, to finish, to come to a close.
- ആഗത (agatha) — Which or who has come or arrived.
- ആഗതന് (aagathan) — Visitor, one who has come or arrived.
- ആശയങ്ങൾ (aashayangal) — Ideas, thoughts or plans that come to mind; suggestions and notions.
- ഇടപഴകുക (idapezhakuka) — Come into close contact, get acquainted with.
- ഇറങ്ങി (irangi) — Landed, the past form of iranguka, to come down; alighted or got down.
- ഉണ്ടാകുക (undaakuka) — Come into being, happen, be made, be born.
- എത്തുക (ethuka) — Arrive, reach, approach, reach up to, come up with.
- കണ്ടുപിടിച്ചു (kandupidichu) — Discovered; the past of kandupidikkuka, to find out, to come upon something not known before.
- കലാശിക്കുക (kalashikkuka) — End, conclude, come to an end.
- കഴിയില്ല (kazhiyilla) — Cannot, is not able to (used after the verb in Malayalam, as in varaan kazhiyilla, cannot come).
- ക്ഷോഭിക്കുക (kshobhikkuka) — Be come agitated, frightened, angry, raging.
- ചാടുക (chaaduka) — Leap, jump, be haughty, rush, come out.
- ജയിക്കുക (jayikkuka) — Wins; to win a game, election or prize, to come first, to be victorious.
- ജീവിക്കുക (jeevikkuka) — Live, subsist, come to life, lead a life of.
- നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) — Abate, stop, come to an end.
- പരുപരുക്കുക (paruparukkuka) — Be come rough, crude or uneven.
- പറഞ്ഞുതീര്ക്കുക (paranjutheerkkuka) — Settle a matter or dispute, come to an agreement.
- പിന്തുടരുക (pinthudaruka) — To follow, to go after someone, to come behind; also to go along with a rule or a way.
- പൊങ്ങുക (ponguka) — Rise, float, come up to the surface, become proud.
- പോരിക (porika) — Come away, come along.
- പോരും (porum) — Which will be enough, which will come.
- പോരുക (poruka) — Comeback, come along with, be come apt or proper.
- പ്രചരിക്കുക (pracharikkuka) — Spread, circulate, come into vogue.
- പ്രതിഗമിക്കുക (prathigamikkuka) — Come back, return.
- പ്രത്യക്ഷപ്പെടുക (prathyakshappeduka) — Appear before the eyes, come before the eyes, meet the eye.
- രഞ്ജിക്കുക (ranjikkuka) — Come together, be reconciled, please, be joined together, be united, agree.
- വിലസുക (vilasuka) — Shine, come to light.
- സമാപിക്കുക (samaapikkuka) — End, come to a close, conclude.
വരുക is the plain infinitive, വരുന്നു and വന്നു are its present and past forms, ഇറങ്ങി (irangi) covers coming down or getting off, and കണ്ടുപിടിച്ചു (kandupidichu) is for coming upon a discovery.
Common questions
How do you say come in Malayalam?
Come is വരുക (varuka) in Malayalam.
What is the past form of varuka?
വന്നു (vannu) means came or arrived.