Completely in Malayalam
Completely is പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) in Malayalam, an adverb built on the word for full. Say poor-na-maa-yi. It fits completely finished, completely free and completely different.
Fully; completely, entirely, to the full extent.
പണി പൂർണമായി തീർന്നു.
pani poornamaayi theernnu.
The work is fully finished.
All Malayalam words for “completely”
- പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) — Fully; completely, entirely, to the full extent.
- ഒന്നാകെ (onnaake) — Altogether, completely.
- ഒന്നോടെ (onnode) — Wholly, completely.
- തികച്ചും (thikachum) — Quite, completely, entirely; in the weaker sense of fairly Malayalam uses kurachu or nallavannam; perfectly, completely, entirely; of doing something very well, nannaayi is also used.
- അത്രയും (athrayum) — Entirely, wholly, completely.
- നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) — Whole, wholly, completely, in toto.
- മോന്തുക (monthuka) — Drink by putting the lips to the mouth of the vessel, drink off completely.
പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) and തികച്ചും (thikachum) are both current, തികച്ചും (thikachum) leaning towards quite or entirely in judgements. അത്രയും (athrayum), ഒന്നാകെ (onnaake), ഒന്നോടെ (onnode) and നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) are more literary ways of saying wholly or in full, and മോന്തുക (monthuka) only means to drink something off completely.
Common questions
How do you say completely in Malayalam?
Use പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi), meaning fully or completely.
Is thikachum the same as poornamaayi?
They overlap. തികച്ചും (thikachum) often means quite or entirely in an opinion, while പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) stresses the full extent of something.