Goes in Malayalam
Goes is പോകുന്നു (pokunnu), the present form covering goes, is going and travels to a place. It serves every person, so he goes and they go use the same word. Goes on, in the sense of continues, is തുടരുന്നു (thudarunnu).
Most common translation
Goes, moves away, travels to a place; the present form of pokuka.
അവൻ ദിവസവും സ്കൂളിൽ പോകുന്നു.
avan divasavum skoolil pokunnu.
He goes to school every day.
All Malayalam words for “goes”
- പോകുന്നു (pokunnu) — Goes, moves away, travels to a place; the present form of pokuka.
- അഗ്രേസരന് (agresaran) — One who goes before, leader, guide, foremost person.
- തുടരുന്നു (thudarunnu) — Continues; goes on without stopping, keeps happening, carries on from before.
- നയിക്കുക (nayikkuka) — Leads. Guides or heads a group; also goes in front or is ahead in a contest.
- പിന്തുടരുന്നു (pinthudarunnu) — Follows; goes after or behind someone, keeps to a rule or advice, comes next in order.
- യാന്ത്രികജീവിതം (yaanthrikajeevitham) — Mechanical life, life that goes on like a machine, an artificial, unemotional life.
- വയറ് (vayaru) — Stomach, the belly, the part of the body where food goes.
Nearby forms are about going in other senses: നയിക്കുക (nayikkuka) is to lead or go in front, പിന്തുടരുന്നു (pinthudarunnu) to go after someone, and അഗ്രേസരന് (agresaran) is one who goes before.
Common questions
How do you say goes in Malayalam?
പോകുന്നു (pokunnu).
How do you say it goes on?
തുടരുന്നു (thudarunnu), continues or goes on.