Entirely in Malayalam
Entirely is പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi), an adverb formed from the word for full. It covers completely, fully and to the whole extent. Say poor-na-maa-yi, with the first syllable long.
Most common translation
Fully; completely, entirely, to the full extent.
പണി പൂർണമായി തീർന്നു.
pani poornamaayi theernnu.
The work is fully finished.
All Malayalam words for “entirely”
- പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) — Fully; completely, entirely, to the full extent.
- അത്രയും (athrayum) — Entirely, wholly, completely.
- സര്വ്വം (sarvvam) — Entirely, wholly, totally.
- അപ്പടി (appadi) — Thus so, entirely.
- അശേഷം (ashesham) — Without leaving behind anything, entirely.
- ആകമാനം (aakamanam) — Wholly, entirely, totally.
- അപ്പിടി (appidi) — Thus, wholly, entirely.
- തികച്ചും (thikachum) — Quite, completely, entirely; in the weaker sense of fairly Malayalam uses kurachu or nallavannam; perfectly, completely, entirely; of doing something very well, nannaayi is also used.
പൂർണമായി is fully or entirely, തികച്ചും (thikachum) is quite or completely, അശേഷം (ashesham) is without leaving anything behind, and സര്വ്വം (sarvvam) with ആകമാനം (aakamanam) are the more formal wholly.
Common questions
How do you say entirely in Malayalam?
പൂർണമായി (poornamaayi) means entirely, fully or completely.
Which word adds emphasis in speech?
തികച്ചും (thikachum), used for quite or completely.