Decline in Malayalam
Decline as a noun is ഇടിവ് (idivu) in Malayalam, used of a fall in prices, in health or in fortunes. Market reports use it readily. The word also covers collapse and sagging.
Most common translation
Decline, collapse, down fall, dejection, sagging.
വിലയിൽ വലിയ ഇടിവ് ഉണ്ടായി.
vilayil valiya idivu undayi.
There was a big fall in prices.
All Malayalam words for “decline”
- ഇടിവ് (idivu) — Decline, collapse, down fall, dejection, sagging.
- അധപതനം (adhapathanam) — Downfall, decline.
- ഇറക്കം (irakkam) — Descent, ebb-tide, decline.
- ക്ഷീണിക്കുക (ksheenikkuka) — Be tired, be weak, decline.
- താണുപോകുക (thaanupokuka) — Sink, go down, decline, move to a lower level.
- താഴ്ച (thaazhcha) — Depth, weakness, decline, lowland.
- നശിക്കുക (nasikkuka) — Perish, decay, decline, be destroyed.
- പതനം (pathanam) — Fall, downfall, decline, setting, ruin, death, stage, flying.
- പതിക്കുക (pathikkuka) — Fall, join, decline, be degraded, stamp, enter in the books of account, register, affix, stick sth.
- പ്രളയം (pralayam) — End of the world, deluge, inundation, floods; (idm.) decline, destruction, death, destruction of the world, all- destroying flood at the end of an age, destruction.
- ഭ്രംശം (bhramsham) — Deviation, fall from a high position, downfall, decline, blunder.
- വിനാശം (vinaasham) — Ruin, destruction, annihilation, decline.
- ശോഷിക്കുക (shoshikkuka) — Become thin, dry up, become lean, decline, become emaciated.
- മടുപ്പ് (maduppu) — Boredom, monotony, dullness, decline in price, weariness, aversion.
adhapathanam is a moral or social downfall, irakkam a descent or ebb, thaazhcha lowness and weakness, and ksheenikkuka, thaanupokuka and nasikkuka are verbs for weakening, sinking and perishing.
Common questions
How do you say decline in Malayalam?
Use ഇടിവ് (idivu) for a decline or fall.
How do you speak of something sinking lower?
The verb താണുപോകുക (thaanupokuka) serves, to sink or move to a lower level.