Excessive in Malayalam
Anything present in too great a measure can be called ഉത്കട (uthkada), a stem that stands before the noun it describes. Malayalam more often builds the same idea with the prefix athi-, which attaches straight to a noun: അതിവര്ഷം (athivarsham) is excessive rain. For plain intensification there is അതീവ (atheeva).
Excessive, haughty, strong, much, fierce.
അവള്ക്ക് സംഗീതത്തോട് ഉത്കടമായ ഇഷ്ടമാണ്.
avalkku sangeethathodu uthkadamaya ishtamanu.
She has an intense love for music.
All Malayalam words for “excessive”
- ഉത്കട (uthkada) — Excessive, haughty, strong, much, fierce.
- ഉരു (uru) — Excessive, noble, big.
- അതീവ (atheeva) — Very much, exceedingly, excessive.
- അതിപ്രയോഗം (athiprayogam) — Great effort, excessive effort, over-action, excesses.
- അതിമധുരം (athimadhuram) — The liquorice plant, excessive sweetness.
- അതിമോഹം (athimoham) — Over ambition, covetousness, excessive desire.
- അതിവര്ഷം (athivarsham) — Excessive rain, heavy rain.
- അതിവളര്ച്ച (athivalarcha) — Over growth, excessive growth, abnormal growth.
- അത്യാര്ത്തി (athyarthi) — Gluttony, excessive greed, covetousness.
- അത്യാശ (athyasha) — Keen desire, excessive desire.
- ആധിക്യം (aadhikyam) — Abundance, superfluity, excess, pre-eminence, state of being excessive or superfluous.
- കമ്പം (kambam) — Strong desire, longing, craze (for sth), excessive zeal.
- കലശല് (kalashal) — Quarrel, turmoil, fight, disturbance, state of being excessive or abundant.
- വ്യസനം (vyasanam) — Any of the wrong doings like sorrow, danger, misery, sin, excessive passion, drinking (liquors), gambling, hunting, vice, etc.
uthkada and atheeva intensify in a general way, while the athi- compounds name one specific excess each, such as അതിവളര്ച്ച (athivalarcha) for overgrowth and അതിമോഹം (athimoham) for excessive desire.
Common questions
How do you say excessive in Malayalam?
Excessive is ഉത്കട (uthkada).
How do I say excessive effort?
അതിപ്രയോഗം (athiprayogam) covers over-action and excessive effort.