Expulsion in Malayalam
Expulsion is ബഹിഷ്കാരം (bahishkaaram) in Malayalam, used when someone is thrown out of a party, a school or a community. Say ba-hish-kaa-ram. It also carries the sense of a boycott, so context matters.
Expulsion, banishment.
ക്ലാസ് ബഹിഷ്കാരം വിദ്യാർഥികൾ പിൻവലിച്ചു.
klaas bahishkaaram vidyaarthikal pinvalichu.
The students withdrew the class boycott.
All Malayalam words for “expulsion”
- ബഹിഷ്കാരം (bahishkaaram) — Expulsion, banishment.
- കടത്തല് (kadathal) — Ferrying, driving out, expulsion, transportation.
- പ്രോത്സാരണം (prolsaaranam) — Rejection, driving out, expulsion.
ബഹിഷ്കാരം (bahishkaaram) is the word for formally expelling or banishing someone; കടത്തല് (kadathal) is about moving people or goods out, including smuggling, and പ്രോത്സാരണം (prolsaaranam) is a rare formal word for driving out.
Common questions
What is expulsion in Malayalam?
ബഹിഷ്കാരം (bahishkaaram), covering expulsion and banishment from a group.
Does ബഹിഷ്കാരം also mean boycott?
Yes, the same noun is used when people refuse to take part in something, so the sentence around it usually has to make the sense clear.