Drying in Malayalam
തുവര്ച്ച (thuvarcha) is drying up: a well going dry, damp clothes losing their wet, and also rain easing off. It is a noun, so it names the process rather than the act of drying something.
Most common translation
Drying up, abatement of rain.
മഴയുടെ തുവര്ച്ച കണ്ടപ്പോൾ ഞങ്ങള് പുറത്തിറങ്ങി.
mazhayude thuvarcha kandappol njangal puratthirangi
When the rain let up we went outside.
Dictionary entry
- തുവര്ച്ച (thuvarcha) — Drying up, abatement of rain.
The one listed word spans weather and water alike, so whatever is drying has to be named separately alongside it.
Common questions
How do you say drying in Malayalam?
തുവര്ച്ച (thuvarcha) is the noun for drying up or a dry spell.
Does thuvarcha describe drying clothes?
It can, but for laundry speakers normally use a verb about drying something in the sun.