Felon in Malayalam
There is no real Malayalam equivalent of felon in this entry. മഹാപാപം (mahaapaapam) means a grave sin or a monstrous crime, that is the deed and not the person who commits it, so it answers the question only halfway. Malayalam names the criminal with words built on crime and guilt, none of which are listed here.
Felon, great sin.
നുണ പറയുന്നത് മഹാപാപമായി മുത്തശ്ശി കരുതി.
nuna parayunnathu mahaapaapamayi muthashi karuthi.
Grandmother considered lying a great sin.
Dictionary entry
- മഹാപാപം (mahaapaapam) — Felon, great sin.
മഹാപാപം (mahaapaapam) belongs to moral and religious language rather than to the courtroom, and it always points at the offence rather than the offender.
Common questions
How do you say felon in Malayalam?
No listed word matches it. മഹാപാപം (mahaapaapam) is the nearest, and it means a grave sin or heinous crime rather than a person.
Could I use mahaapaapam in a legal document?
It is not legal vocabulary. The word carries moral and religious weight, so a lawyer would name the specific offence instead.