Enter in Malayalam
The standard verb for enter is പ്രവേശിക്കുക (praveshikkuka), broken up as pra-ve-shik-kuka. It is what you see on signs and in notices, and it also describes an actor entering the stage.
Enter, appear on the stage (of a drama).
ദയവായി ചെരുപ്പ് ഊരി അകത്തു പ്രവേശിക്കുക.
dayavaayi cheruppu oori akathu praveshikkuka.
Please take off your sandals and come inside.
All Malayalam words for “enter”
- പ്രവേശിക്കുക (praveshikkuka) — Enter, appear on the stage (of a drama).
- കടക്കുക (kadakkuka) — Enter, go away, transgress, quit, run away, slip away.
- കയറുക (kayaruka) — Enter, rise, increase, ascend mount.
- ആവേശിക്കുക (aaveshikkuka) — Possess, be possessed by a spirit, enter.
- ചെല്ലുക (chelluka) — Go, reach, pass, enter, spend.
- ആവാഹിക്കുക (aavaahikkuka) — Invoke the deity or evil spirit to enter or possess sb. or sth.
- പതിക്കുക (pathikkuka) — Fall, join, decline, be degraded, stamp, enter in the books of account, register, affix, stick sth.
പ്രവേശിക്കുക (praveshikkuka) is the formal, written choice; in speech people say കയറുക (kayaruka) for getting into a house or a vehicle, ചെല്ലുക (chelluka) for reaching a place, and കടക്കുക (kadakkuka) for stepping across into somewhere; പതിക്കുക (pathikkuka) is entering something in an account book; ആവേശിക്കുക (aaveshikkuka) and ആവാഹിക്കുക (aavaahikkuka) concern only spirits entering or being invoked.
Common questions
How do you say enter in Malayalam?
The standard verb is പ്രവേശിക്കുക (praveshikkuka).
What do people say for entering a bus?
കയറുക (kayaruka), the same verb used for climbing up, since you step up into the vehicle.