Future in Malayalam

Time still to come is വരുംകാലം (varumkaalam), literally the coming days, and it reads naturally in both speech and print. The more Sanskritic ഭാവ്യം (bhaavyam) means what is to happen. Grammatically, future meaning is often carried by the verb ending itself.

Most common translation

വരുംകാലം (varumkaalam)

Future, coming days.

വരുംകാലം നല്ലതാകട്ടെ എന്ന് ആശംസിച്ചു.

varumkaalam nallathaakatte ennu aashamsichu.

They wished that the coming days be good.

All Malayalam words for “future”

varumkaalam and bhaavyam name the future as a time, ത്രികാലം (thrikalam) is the three tenses together, and ആയിരിക്കും (aayirikkum) shows futurity on the verb.

Common questions

How do you say future in Malayalam?

Future is വരുംകാലം (varumkaalam).

How is the future tense shown?

Often by the verb ending, as in ആയിരിക്കും (aayirikkum), it will be.