Dawn in Malayalam
Dawn is പുലരി (pulari) in Malayalam, a soft word for daybreak that turns up in poetry and in personal names. The verb for day breaking is പുലരുക (pularuka). The pale hour before sunrise is വെളുപ്പാന്കാലം (veluppaankaalam).
Most common translation
Day- break, morning, dawn, sunrise.
പുലരിയിൽ പക്ഷികൾ പാടുന്നു.
pulariyil pakshikal paadunnu.
Birds sing at dawn.
All Malayalam words for “dawn”
- പുലരി (pulari) — Day- break, morning, dawn, sunrise.
- പുലര് (pular) — Dawn, prosperity, improvement, progress.
- വെളുപ്പാന്കാലം (veluppaankaalam) — Dawn, daybreak.
- നേരം പുലരുക (neram pularuka) — Become morning, dawn.
- പുലരുക (pularuka) — Become morning, dawn.
- ഉദയം (udhyam) — Rising, birth, origin, prosperity, dawn.
- രാവിലെ (raavile) — In the morning, at dawn, early in the morning.
പുലരി is the dawn itself, പുലരുക and നേരം പുലരുക (neram pularuka) are verbs for morning coming on, ഉദയം (udhyam) is the rising of the sun, and രാവിലെ (raavile) simply means in the morning.
Common questions
How do you say dawn in Malayalam?
Dawn is പുലരി (pulari) in Malayalam.
How do you say at dawn?
രാവിലെ (raavile) covers early in the morning, and വെളുപ്പാന്കാലം (veluppaankaalam) is daybreak.