Extravagant in Malayalam
ധൂര്ത്ത (dhoortha) describes extravagant, wasteful living, and it carries moral disapproval beyond simple overspending. The dh is breathy, pronounced with a push of air.
Most common translation
Extravagant, wanton, prodigal, libertine, profligate.
അവൻ ഒരു ധൂര്ത്ത മനുഷ്യനാണ്.
avan oru dhoortha manushyanaanu.
He is an extravagant man.
All Malayalam words for “extravagant”
- ധൂര്ത്ത (dhoortha) — Extravagant, wanton, prodigal, libertine, profligate.
- ധാരാളി (dhaaraali) — An extravagant person, squanderer.
ധൂര്ത്ത is the adjective for extravagant or profligate, while ധാരാളി (dhaaraali) names the person, the spendthrift who lets money go freely.
Common questions
How do you say extravagant in Malayalam?
ധൂര്ത്ത (dhoortha) is the adjective for extravagant or wasteful.
Which word names an extravagant person?
ധാരാളി (dhaaraali), the squanderer who spends without counting.