Deteriorate in Malayalam
Things getting worse is മോശമാവുക (moshamaavuka) in Malayalam, built from the adjective for bad. Health, weather and situations all deteriorate with this verb. Say it mo-sha-maa-vu-ka.
Most common translation
Worsen, deteriorate.
കാലാവസ്ഥ ഇനിയും മോശമാവുക സാധ്യതയുണ്ട്.
kaalaavastha iniyum moshamaavuka saadhyathayundu.
The weather is likely to worsen further.
All Malayalam words for “deteriorate”
- മോശമാവുക (moshamaavuka) — Worsen, deteriorate.
- വഷളാവുക (vashalaavuka) — Worsen, deteriorate.
വഷളാവുക means much the same but carries a stronger sense of going bad or being spoiled, and it is often used of food, plans and behaviour.
Common questions
How do you say deteriorate in Malayalam?
മോശമാവുക (moshamaavuka) means to worsen or deteriorate.
When is vashalaavuka better?
വഷളാവുക (vashalaavuka) suits something spoiling or going off the rails, such as food turning bad or a plan falling apart.