Criminal in Malayalam
Criminal, meaning the person, is അക്രമി (akarami) in Malayalam, used of an offender, aggressor or culprit. It has a formal, legal ring and turns up in court reporting. The adjective takes a different word.
Most common translation
Criminal, aggressor, culprit, transgressor, of fender.
പോലീസ് അക്രമിയെ പെട്ടെന്ന് പിടികൂടി.
poleesu akramiye pettennu pidikoodi.
The police quickly caught the offender.
All Malayalam words for “criminal”
- അക്രമി (akarami) — Criminal, aggressor, culprit, transgressor, of fender.
- കുറ്റകരം (kuttakaram) — Culpable, criminal.
- ഡോൺ (don) — Don, a title placed before a name and, in films, the head of a criminal gang; the English verb to don means to put on clothing, dharikkuka.
- സിവിൽ (sivil) — Civil, relating to citizens or to civil law as opposed to criminal law; also used of civil engineering.
kuttakaram is that adjective, culpable or criminal, while don names a crime boss of the films and sivil stands for the other side of the law, the civil side.
Common questions
What is criminal in Malayalam?
A criminal is അക്രമി (akarami) in formal usage.
What is the adjective criminal?
That is കുറ്റകരം (kuttakaram), meaning culpable or criminal.