Firmly in Malayalam
Firmly, when something is done in a fixed and secure way, is ഉറപ്പായി (urappaayi). It comes from urappu, firmness, plus the adverb ending -aayi, which is how Malayalam builds most of its adverbs. The same word can also mean surely or definitely.
Most common translation
Surely, securely, firmly.
ഞാൻ നാളെ ഉറപ്പായി വരും.
njaan naale urappaayi varum.
I will surely come tomorrow.
All Malayalam words for “firmly”
- ഉറപ്പായി (urappaayi) — Surely, securely, firmly.
- ഇറുക്കമുള്ള (irukkamulla) — Tight, fitting closely, firmly fastened, not loose.
- ഉറച്ച (uracha) — Determined; firmly resolved, not willing to give up; also fixed or settled.
- നിലകൊള്ളുക (nilakolluka) — Remain, stand for, hold on to a position firmly, work steadfastly.
- പ്രതിഷ്ഠിക്കുക (prathishtikkuka) — Found, install, establish, place firmly.
- സുരക്ഷിതമായ (surakshithamaaya) — Secure; safe, protected from danger or loss; firmly fixed.
- സ്ഥാപിച്ച (sthaapicha) — Established, founded or set up; firmly settled and recognised.
ഉറപ്പായി is the adverb; ഉറച്ച describes a person firmly resolved, നിലകൊള്ളുക is to stand firm on a position, and പ്രതിഷ്ഠിക്കുക is to place something firmly or install it.
Common questions
How do you say firmly in Malayalam?
ഉറപ്പായി (urappaayi).
How do I say firmly fixed?
സുരക്ഷിതമായ (surakshithamaaya) describes something safely and firmly fixed in place.