Feeling in Malayalam
Emotion as felt and shown is വികാരം (vikaaram), a noun that covers anger, love and grief equally. The same word means a change of state, which is where the sense of being moved comes from. Sympathy, the feeling shared with another, is അനുഭാവം (anubhavam).
Most common translation
Change, change in shape or structure, feeling, emotion, expression, mentality.
അവന്റെ മുഖത്ത് ഒരു വികാരവും കണ്ടില്ല.
avante mukhathu oru vikaaravum kandilla.
No emotion was seen on his face.
All Malayalam words for “feeling”
- വികാരം (vikaaram) — Change, change in shape or structure, feeling, emotion, expression, mentality.
- പ്രതിഭാവന (prathibhavana) — Feeling, resourcefulness, intelligence.
- ചേതോവികാരം (chethovikaaram) — Mental inclination, sentiment, feeling.
- അനുഭാവം (anubhavam) — Sympathy, mental support, sharing the feelings of others, fellow feeling.
- അഭിമാനമുള്ള (abhimaanamulla) — Proud; feeling pleased satisfaction at something of one's own, full of self respect.
- ഉറക്കം വരുന്ന (urakkam varunna) — Sleepy, drowsy; feeling the need to sleep.
- ഉള്വിളി (ulvili) — Sudden feeling or enlightenment, call of conscience.
- കത്തല് (kathal) — Burning sensation, feeling hot, hunger, grief.
- കയ്പ്പുള്ള (kaippulla) — Bitter, having a sharp unpleasant taste; also harsh or painful in feeling.
- കുറ്റബോധം (kuttabodham) — Feeling of guilt.
- ചമ്മല് (chammal) — Feeling of shame, vexation, embarrassment.
- തരിപ്പ് (tharipp) — Feeling of numbness, thrill, impulsiveness resulting from impatience.
- തോന്നുന്നു (thonnunnu) — Looks, appears, seems to be; seems, appears, gives the impression of being so; feels; seems, gives a feeling or impression, as when something feels cold or one feels happy.
- ദാഹിക്കുന്ന (dahikkunna) — Thirsty; feeling the need to drink water.
- ദേഷ്യമുള്ള (deshyamulla) — Angry, cross; feeling or showing anger.
- പരിഭവം (paribhvam) — Disrespect, feeling of offence, ill- will, failure, complaint.
- പിണക്കം (pinakkam) — Ill feeling, animosity, discord, rivalry, enmity, cause to quarrel.
- പേടിയുള്ള (pediyulla) — Afraid, scared; feeling fear of something.
- പ്രതീക്ഷ (pratheeksha) — Hope, the feeling that something good will happen, expectation.
- മമത (mamatha) — The feeling of 'my' or 'mine', self interest, affection, close attachment, affinity.
- സങ്കടമുള്ള (sankadamulla) — Sad, sorrowful; feeling or causing unhappiness.
vikaaram is emotion itself, ചേതോവികാരം (chethovikaaram) is a sentiment or mental inclination, anubhavam is fellow feeling, and ഉള്വിളി (ulvili) is an inner prompting.
Common questions
How do you say feeling in Malayalam?
Feeling is വികാരം (vikaaram).
Which word means fellow feeling?
അനുഭാവം (anubhavam), sympathy or mental support.