Ends in Malayalam
Ends, in the sense of coming to a close, is അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) in Malayalam. Films, classes and seasons all finish with this verb. Say a-va-saa-nik-kuka.
Most common translation
Ends, to end, to finish, to come to a close.
സ്കൂൾ നാളെ അവസാനിക്കും.
skool naale avasaanikkum.
School ends tomorrow.
All Malayalam words for “ends”
- അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) — Ends, to end, to finish, to come to a close.
- അതുമിതും (athumithum) — Silly, nonsense, odds and ends.
- തോരുക (thoruka) — Become dry, raining ends.
അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) is the verb to end or finish, തോരുക (thoruka) is used of rain stopping and things drying, and അതുമിതും (athumithum) is the phrase odds and ends.
Common questions
How do you say ends in Malayalam?
അവസാനിക്കുക (avasaanikkuka) is the verb for something ending.
How do you say the rain has ended?
തോരുക (thoruka) is used when rain stops and things dry out.