Finally in Malayalam
At the end of a sequence of events, Malayalam says ഒടുവില് (oduvil), the ordinary word for finally or in the end. It opens or closes a sentence with equal ease. The noun for the end itself is ഒടുക്കം (odukkam).
Most common translation
Finally, in the end.
ഒടുവിൽ എല്ലാവരും വീട്ടിൽ എത്തി.
oduvil ellaavarum veettil ethi.
Finally everyone reached home.
All Malayalam words for “finally”
- ഒടുവില് (oduvil) — Finally, in the end.
- തീര്ത്ത് (theerth) — Finally, definitely, decisively.
- ഒടുക്കം (odukkam) — The end, the last, final, finally, in the end.
- ഒടുവിൽ (oduvil) — Eventually; in the end, after some time, finally.
- തീര്ത്തുപറയുക (theerthuparayuka) — Say the last word, say definitely and finally.
oduvil is finally in time, odukkam is the end as a thing, and തീര്ത്ത് (theerth) means finally in the sense of decisively and for good.
Common questions
How do you say finally in Malayalam?
Finally is ഒടുവില് (oduvil).
How do I say something was settled once and for all?
തീര്ത്തുപറയുക (theerthuparayuka) is to say the last word definitively.