Crime in Malayalam
Crime is പാതകം (paathakam) in Malayalam, a word weighty enough for a grave offence or an atrocity. It overlaps with sin, since one vocabulary serves law and religion. To commit a crime is കുറ്റംചെയ്യുക (kuttamcheyyuka).
Most common translation
Sin, crime, terrible deed, heinous crime.
നാട്ടുകാർ ഇതിനെ വലിയ പാതകം ആയി കണ്ടു.
naattukaar ithine valiya paathakam aayi kandu.
The villagers saw this as a terrible crime.
All Malayalam words for “crime”
- പാതകം (paathakam) — Sin, crime, terrible deed, heinous crime.
- ദ്രോഹം (droham) — Harm, crime, injury, oppression.
- പാപം (paapam) — Sin, crime, wickedness, villainy.
- അത്യാചാരം (athyacharam) — Immoral act, bad practice, misdeed, crime, atrocity.
- കോഴ (kozha) — Bribe, bashfulness, fear, sorrow, crime, fault.
- മലിനം (malinam) — Dirt, filth, crime, blemish, sin, impurity.
- കുറ്റംചെയ്യുക (kuttamcheyyuka) — Offend, commit crime, do wrong.
- കൊലക്കുറ്റം (kolakkuttam) — Crime of murder, crime of killing.
- പ്രതിബദ്ധതയുള്ള (prathibaddhathayulla) — Committed. Dedicated and loyal to a work or cause; the sense of having done a crime is cheythu.
പാതകം and അത്യാചാരം (athyacharam) name serious crimes, പാപം (paapam) is sin, ദ്രോഹം (droham) is harm done to someone, and കുറ്റംചെയ്യുക is the verb for offending.
Common questions
How do you say crime in Malayalam?
Crime is പാതകം (paathakam) in Malayalam.
How do you say commit a crime?
കുറ്റംചെയ്യുക (kuttamcheyyuka), to offend or do wrong.