Dangerous in Malayalam
Dangerous is അപകടകരമായ (apakadakaramaaya), literally accident-causing, from the noun for accident. Long as it looks, it is perfectly regular to say: a-pa-ka-da-ka-ra-maa-ya. This is the word on road signs, factory notices and weather warnings.
Dangerous, risky, likely to cause harm or an accident.
ഈ വഴി രാത്രിയിൽ അപകടകരമാണ്.
ee vazhi raathriyil apakadakaramaanu.
This road is dangerous at night.
All Malayalam words for “dangerous”
- അപകടകരമായ (apakadakaramaaya) — Dangerous, risky, likely to cause harm or an accident.
- പ്രബല (prabala) — Strong, powerful, firm, vigorous, main, dense, dangerous.
- അതിദുര്ഘടം (athidurghadam) — Very difficult, difficult to join together, risky or dangerous.
- തീക്കളി (theekkali) — Plying with fire; (idm.) a dangerous experiment or action.
- പാഷാണം (paashaanam) — Arsenic (a poison), rock, stone, a dangerous person.
അപകടകരമായ (apakadakaramaaya) is the general adjective, അതിദുര്ഘടം (athidurghadam) is risky because it is so hard to manage, പ്രബല (prabala) dangerous through sheer force, തീക്കളി (theekkali) the idiom playing with fire, and പാഷാണം (paashaanam) arsenic, used of a poisonous person.
Common questions
How do you say dangerous in Malayalam?
Dangerous is അപകടകരമായ (apakadakaramaaya).
How would I warn someone that an act is reckless?
Call the act തീക്കളി (theekkali), playing with fire, which is the common idiom for a dangerous move.