Exile in Malayalam
Life spent away from one's own country, whether forced or chosen, is വിപ്രവാസം (vipravaasam). The word is literary and appears in histories and translations of classical stories. A person living away from home is a പ്രവാസി (pravasi), a word Keralites use daily of those working abroad.
Most common translation
Living in exile, banishment.
കഥയിലെ രാജാവ് വിപ്രവാസം അനുഭവിച്ചു.
kathayile raajaavu vipravaasam anubhavichu.
The king in the story suffered exile.
All Malayalam words for “exile”
- വിപ്രവാസം (vipravaasam) — Living in exile, banishment.
- പരദേശം (paradesham) — Foreign country, exile.
- പ്രവാസി (pravasi) — Expatriate, emigrant, one who lives away from home or homeland (voluntary) exile.
vipravaasam is the condition of exile or banishment, pravasi is the person living away, and പരദേശം (paradesham) is the foreign land itself.
Common questions
How do you say exile in Malayalam?
Exile is വിപ്രവാസം (vipravaasam).
What do you call someone in exile?
പ്രവാസി (pravasi), one who lives away from the homeland.