Displeasure in Malayalam
Displeasure is നീരസം (neerasam), the word for the cool, put-out feeling someone shows when they disapprove. Reporters use it constantly, as when a party expresses displeasure with a decision.
Most common translation
Displeasure, distaste, dislike, ill-will.
അവന്റെ മുഖത്ത് നീരസം കണ്ടു.
avante mukhatthu neerasam kandu.
I saw displeasure on his face.
All Malayalam words for “displeasure”
- നീരസം (neerasam) — Displeasure, distaste, dislike, ill-will.
- രസക്കേട് (rasakked) — Displeasure, dislike, disgust.
- അഹിതം (ahitham) — Disagreeableness, displeasure.
- ഇഷ്ടക്കേട് (ishtakked) — Dislike, ill-will, displeasure.
നീരസം (neerasam) is the usual term, രസക്കേട് (rasakked) a more colloquial souring of mood, ഇഷ്ടക്കേട് (ishtakked) a dislike or ill will towards someone, and അഹിതം (ahitham) a literary word for what is disagreeable.
Common questions
How do you say displeasure in Malayalam?
നീരസം (neerasam) is the word for displeasure or distaste.
Is neerasam the same as anger?
No, it is milder. നീരസം (neerasam) is displeasure shown by coolness rather than by open anger.