Exceedingly in Malayalam
Exceedingly is അതീവ (atheeva) in Malayalam, a Sanskrit-derived intensifier pronounced a-thee-va. It belongs to formal writing and speeches, standing before an adjective much as exceedingly does in English.
Most common translation
Very much, exceedingly, excessive.
ഈ സ്ഥലം അതീവ മനോഹരമാണ്.
ee sthalam atheeva manoharamanu.
This place is extremely beautiful.
All Malayalam words for “exceedingly”
- അതീവ (atheeva) — Very much, exceedingly, excessive.
- നന്നായി (nannayi) — In a good way, well, exceedingly.
അതീവ (atheeva) is the bookish intensifier, while നന്നായി (nannayi) is everyday and means well or thoroughly, used with verbs rather than with adjectives.
Common questions
How do you say exceedingly in Malayalam?
In formal Malayalam, അതീവ (atheeva); in ordinary speech people often use നന്നായി (nannayi).
Can nannayi mean very?
Yes, with verbs: saying someone slept nannayi means they slept very well, so it intensifies the action rather than an adjective.