Excessively in Malayalam
Too much of anything is marked by അധികം (adhikam), one of the most common adverbs in the language. It sits after the verb or before the adjective and needs no extra marking. Pushed to the top degree, the phrase takes ഏറ്റവും (eattavum) instead.
Most common translation
More, excessively, in plenty.
ഈ ചായ അധികം മധുരം ആണ്.
ee chaaya adhikam madhuram aanu.
This tea is too sweet.
All Malayalam words for “excessively”
- അധികം (adhikam) — More, excessively, in plenty.
- എത്രയും (ethrayum) — Excessively, very.
- ഏറ്റവും (eattavum) — Excessively, most, extremely.
- കണക്കിലധികം (kanakkiladhikam) — Excessively.
- എത്ര (ethra) — How much, how many, interj. excessively, very much.
adhikam is plain more or too much, eattavum marks the highest degree, and കണക്കിലധികം (kanakkiladhikam) literally means beyond counting.
Common questions
How do you say excessively in Malayalam?
Excessively is അധികം (adhikam).
Which word means most or extremely?
ഏറ്റവും (eattavum), placed before the adjective.