Forsaking in Malayalam
Forsaking, as an act of giving something up, is ത്യജനം (thyajanam), abandonment or leaving behind. The word has a formal, almost scriptural weight to it. Renouncing possessions, duties or claims all fit.
Most common translation
Abandonment, forsaking, leaving.
സുഖങ്ങളുടെ ത്യജനം സന്യാസിയുടെ വഴിയാണ്.
sukhangalude thyajanam sanyaasiyude vazhiyaanu.
The renunciation of comforts is the monk's way.
All Malayalam words for “forsaking”
- ത്യജനം (thyajanam) — Abandonment, forsaking, leaving.
- വിരഹം (viraham) — Separation (of dear ones), bereavement, absence, forsaking.
വിരഹം (viraham) looks close but is about being parted from dear ones, the ache of separation, not about choosing to abandon something.
Common questions
How do you say forsaking in Malayalam?
ത്യജനം (thyajanam).
Which word describes separation from a loved one?
വിരഹം (viraham).