Displeased in Malayalam
Someone displeased is മുഷിഞ്ഞ (mushinja), the adjective for a person gone sour, wearied or put out. The same form also describes soiled cloth, and the shared idea is something that has lost its freshness. Tone of voice usually makes the sense clear.
Most common translation
Soiled, dirty, shabby, bored, wearied, displeased, disgusted.
മുഷിഞ്ഞ ഉടുപ്പ് കഴുകാൻ ഇട്ടു.
mushinja uduppu kazhukaan ittu.
The soiled shirt was put out for washing.
All Malayalam words for “displeased”
- മുഷിഞ്ഞ (mushinja) — Soiled, dirty, shabby, bored, wearied, displeased, disgusted.
- മുഷിയുക (mushiyuka) — Become soiled or dirty, be displeased, show ill-will, be offended.
മുഷിഞ്ഞ is the adjective for being displeased and offended, and മുഷിയുക (mushiyuka) is the verb for becoming displeased or showing ill-will.
Common questions
How do you say displeased in Malayalam?
മുഷിഞ്ഞ (mushinja) describes a displeased, offended person.
What is the verb form?
മുഷിയുക (mushiyuka), to become displeased or take offence.