Fell in Malayalam
Fell, the past of fall, belongs to the verb വീഴുക (veezhuka), said vee-zhu-ka with the Malayalam zh. It describes dropping down, tumbling over and coming down suddenly, and it is also used of rain and of prices. The other verb here is about cutting down trees.
Most common translation
Fell, past of fall; dropped down, tumbled or came down suddenly; falls; drops down from a height, tumbles over, comes down; also used of rain or prices.
കുട്ടി സൈക്കിളിൽ നിന്ന് വീണു.
kutti saikkilil ninnu veenu.
The child fell from the bicycle.
All Malayalam words for “fell”
- വീഴുക (veezhuka) — Fell, past of fall; dropped down, tumbled or came down suddenly; falls; drops down from a height, tumbles over, comes down; also used of rain or prices.
- പുഴക്കുക (puzhakkuka) — Fell trees by digging around, uproot, rend, produce a cracking sound.
വീഴുക (veezhuka) is falling, while പുഴക്കുക (puzhakkuka) is felling a tree by digging around it and uprooting it.
Common questions
How do you say fell in Malayalam?
For fell as the past of fall, use വീഴുക (veezhuka).
How do you say fell a tree?
That is പുഴക്കുക (puzhakkuka), to uproot or bring a tree down.