Eloquent in Malayalam
Eloquent is വാചാല (vaachaala), an adjective for someone whose speech flows freely. It comes from the root for speech, and depending on tone it can tip into talkative or babbling. Say vaa-chaa-la, with both long vowels held.
Most common translation
Talkative, eloquent, babbling.
വാചാല ആയ ആൾ യോഗം നീട്ടി.
vaachaala aaya aal yogam neetti.
The talkative man dragged the meeting on.
All Malayalam words for “eloquent”
- വാചാല (vaachaala) — Talkative, eloquent, babbling.
- പ്രവാചക (pravachaka) — Eloquent, interpretative, explanatory, prophetic, declaratory.
- വാചാലന് (vaachaalan) — One who is talkative, fluent, eloquent.
വാചാല is the adjective, വാചാലന് (vaachaalan) names the fluent speaker himself, and പ്രവാചക (pravachaka) leans towards the declaratory and prophetic rather than the merely fluent.
Common questions
How do you say eloquent in Malayalam?
വാചാല (vaachaala) describes an eloquent, fluent speaker.
How do you call someone an eloquent man?
വാചാലന് (vaachaalan), one who speaks fluently and at length.