Cross in Malayalam
English cross holds several senses, and for cross meaning annoyed Malayalam says ദേഷ്യമുള്ള (deshyamulla), someone showing anger. The sh is soft, desh-ya-mul-la. Crossing over a river or a road is a different matter and takes the verb തരണംചെയ്യുക (tharanamcheyyuka).
Angry, cross; feeling or showing anger.
അച്ഛൻ ദേഷ്യമുള്ള സ്വരത്തിൽ സംസാരിച്ചു.
achan deshyamulla swarathil samsarichu.
Father spoke in an angry voice.
All Malayalam words for “cross”
- ദേഷ്യമുള്ള (deshyamulla) — Angry, cross; feeling or showing anger.
- തരണംചെയ്യുക (tharanamcheyyuka) — Tide over, cross over, pass over.
- താവുക (thavuka) — Possess, jump, cross by jumping, spread, shine.
- പാലം (paalam) — Bridge; a structure built across a river, road or valley to cross over.
- പിണങ്ങുക (pinanguka) — Ill-feel, move apart out of hatred be cross with.
ദേഷ്യമുള്ള (deshyamulla) describes a cross, angry mood and പിണങ്ങുക (pinanguka) is falling out with somebody and staying cross with them. തരണംചെയ്യുക (tharanamcheyyuka) and താവുക (thavuka) are about getting across, the second by jumping, and പാലം (paalam) is the bridge you cross by.
Common questions
How do you say cross in Malayalam?
Cross in the sense of angry is ദേഷ്യമുള്ള (deshyamulla); to cross over something is തരണംചെയ്യുക (tharanamcheyyuka).
How do you say to be cross with someone?
പിണങ്ങുക (pinanguka), which means to take offence and keep your distance.