Eternally in Malayalam
For eternally Malayalam uses ശാശ്വതം (shaashwatham), with a long first vowel and the sh sound twice over. It describes whatever lasts without end and turns up in religious talk, on memorials and in poetry.
Most common translation
Eternally, forever, perpetually, immortally.
ഈ ലോകത്ത് ഒന്നും ശാശ്വതം അല്ല.
ee lokatthu onnum shaashwatham alla.
Nothing in this world is eternal.
Dictionary entry
- ശാശ്വതം (shaashwatham) — Eternally, forever, perpetually, immortally.
The single listed word serves both as eternal and, used adverbially, as eternally, so the same form covers an everlasting truth and something lasting forever.
Common questions
How do you say eternally in Malayalam?
ശാശ്വതം (shaashwatham), carrying the sense of forever and perpetually.
Is it used about ordinary things?
Not usually. It has a solemn ring, kept for faith, fame, truth and love rather than for a long wait at a bus stop.