Crevice in Malayalam
A crevice is best given as പഴുത് (pazhuth) in Malayalam, a word for a hole or gap, a crack in a wall among them. The same noun does duty for a loophole and for a way of escape. It is current in speech and in writing.
Most common translation
Hole, loophole, crevice, state of wastage, excuse, time, means of escape, chance.
നിയമത്തിൽ ഒരു പഴുത് അവൻ കണ്ടുപിടിച്ചു.
niyamathil oru pazhuthu avan kandupidichu.
He found a loophole in the law.
All Malayalam words for “crevice”
- പഴുത് (pazhuth) — Hole, loophole, crevice, state of wastage, excuse, time, means of escape, chance.
- ഞെള്ളല് (nellal) — Leakage, crevice, superiority.
- നുഴയുക (nuzhayuka) — Squeeze in through a crevice or small hole, infiltrate.
nellal leans towards leakage through a crack, and nuzhayuka is a verb, to squeeze in through a crevice or small hole.
Common questions
How is crevice said in Malayalam?
Say പഴുത് (pazhuth), the word for a hole or narrow gap.
How do you say to slip through a crevice?
The verb നുഴയുക (nuzhayuka) carries that, squeezing in through a small opening.