Happy in Malayalam
Happy is സന്തോഷമുള്ള (santhoshamulla), literally having happiness, said of a person who is glad or pleased. The th is soft as in thin, and the root santhosham is joy itself.
Most common translation
Glad; happy, pleased, cheerful about something.
അവൻ എപ്പോഴും സന്തോഷമുള്ള ഒരു കുട്ടിയാണ്.
avan eppozhum santhoshamulla oru kuttiyaanu.
He is always a glad child.
All Malayalam words for “happy”
- സന്തോഷമുള്ള (santhoshamulla) — Glad; happy, pleased, cheerful about something.
- അദുഖ (adukha) — Not sorrowful, happy.
- മംഗള (mangala) — Auspicious, happy, fortunate.
- മോദിക്കുക (modikkuka) — Be delighted, happy, enjoy.
- മംഗല്യ (mamgalya) — Auspicious, fortunate, hearty, happy.
- സ്വച്ഛ (swacha) — Very white, pure, clear, happy.
- അഭിരമിക്കുക (abhiramikkuka) — Feel pleasure, be happy or delighted.
- ആനന്ദിക്കുക (aanandikkuka) — Be happy, be filled with joy or bliss.
- ആവേശമുള്ള (aaveshamulla) — Excited; eager and thrilled, full of happy expectation.
- തയ്യാറായ (thayyaraya) — Willing; ready and happy to do something, not refusing.
- തോന്നുന്നു (thonnunnu) — Looks, appears, seems to be; seems, appears, gives the impression of being so; feels; seems, gives a feeling or impression, as when something feels cold or one feels happy.
- പരിസമാപ്തി (parisamaapthi) — Conclusion, happy ending.
- ഭാവുകം (bhavukam) — Auspiciousness, prosperity, happy future, benediction.
- സന്തോഷിക്കുക (santhoshikkuka) — Be happy, be glad, enjoy.
- സന്തോഷിപ്പിക്കുക (santhoshippikkuka) — Make somebody happy.
- ഹര്ഷിക്കുക (harshikkuka) — Be happy or joyful.
ആവേശമുള്ള is excited rather than content, ആനന്ദിക്കുക and അഭിരമിക്കുക are verbs for feeling joy, and അദുഖ is a literary not sorrowful.
Common questions
How do you say happy in Malayalam?
സന്തോഷമുള്ള (santhoshamulla), happy, glad or pleased.
What is the verb to be happy?
ആനന്ദിക്കുക (aanandikkuka), to be filled with joy; അഭിരമിക്കുക (abhiramikkuka) says the same thing more poetically.