Frightened in Malayalam
Frightened is പേടിച്ച (pedicha), scared or afraid, and this is the form used before a noun, as in a frightened child. To say I am scared, Malayalam uses enikku pediyaanu. The verb for being afraid is ഭയക്കുക (bhayakkuka).
Most common translation
Scared, frightened, afraid; to say I am scared Malayalam uses enikku pediyaanu.
ഇരുട്ട് കണ്ട് കുട്ടി പേടിച്ചു.
iruttu kandu kutti pedichu.
The child got scared seeing the dark.
All Malayalam words for “frightened”
- പേടിച്ച (pedicha) — Scared, frightened, afraid; to say I am scared Malayalam uses enikku pediyaanu.
- ക്ഷോഭിക്കുക (kshobhikkuka) — Be come agitated, frightened, angry, raging.
- കാതര (kathara) — A woman who is cowardly, fickle, trembling or frightened.
- ധൈര്യമുള്ള (dhairyamulla) — Brave, having courage, not easily frightened.
- ഭയക്കുക (bhayakkuka) — Fear, be afraid of, be frightened.
- ഭീരു (bheeru) — Cowardly, easily frightened, timid.
- വിരളുക (viraluka) — Be in panic, be frightened, be scared, confused or worried.
The nearby entries differ in force: വിരളുക (viraluka) is to panic, ഭീരു (bheeru) describes a timid person easily frightened, and ധൈര്യമുള്ള (dhairyamulla) is the opposite, brave.
Common questions
How do you say frightened in Malayalam?
പേടിച്ച (pedicha).
How do you say I am scared?
The usual phrasing is enikku pediyaanu, built on the noun for fear.