Going in Malayalam

The act of going is named in Malayalam by പോകല്‍ (pokal), the noun built on the verb of going. Three light syllables, po-ka-l, with the last sound barely released. It belongs to careful writing more than to conversation, where a speaker would simply use a form of the verb itself.

Most common translation

പോകല്‍ (pokal)

Going.

അവന്റെ പോകൽ എല്ലാവരെയും വിഷമിപ്പിച്ചു.

avante pokal ellavareyum vishamippichu.

His going made everyone sad.

All Malayalam words for “going”

Among the listed options pokal is the bare noun, kadannupokuka describes going past or time going by, cheyyaan pokunnu is the going to pattern placed before another verb, and nadakkunna covers something going on right now.

Common questions

How do you say going in Malayalam?

Malayalam says പോകല്‍ (pokal), the noun of going.

Which form fits going to do something?

The pattern cheyyaan pokunnu, going to do, where -aan pokunnu is attached to the verb.