Emit in Malayalam
To emit or give something out, Malayalam uses പുറത്തുവിടുക (purathuviduka), built from the words for outside and release. It covers smoke from a chimney, gases from a factory and a statement released to the press. Say it pu-ra-thu-vi-du-ka.
Most common translation
Release, discharge, give out, emit.
പരീക്ഷാഫലം ഇന്നലെ പുറത്തുവിട്ടു.
pareekshaaphalam innale purathuvittu.
The exam results were released yesterday.
All Malayalam words for “emit”
- പുറത്തുവിടുക (purathuviduka) — Release, discharge, give out, emit.
- നാറുക (naaruka) — Stink, emit a foul smell.
- പുകയുക (pukayuka) — Emit smoke, feel hot, become increasingly angry, cause worry, rankle; (idm.) be destroyed or ruined.
പുകയുക is specific to giving off smoke and also describes a person simmering with anger, while നാറുക means to stink, that is, to emit a foul smell.
Common questions
How do you say emit in Malayalam?
പുറത്തുവിടുക (purathuviduka) is the general verb for emitting, releasing or giving out.
Which verb fits emitting smoke?
പുകയുക (pukayuka) is the natural one for something smoking or giving off smoke.