Harm in Malayalam
Harm done to someone is ദ്രോഹം (droham), a strong noun carrying the sense of injury meant on purpose. Say dro in one push, dro-ham. The matching verb is drohikkuka, to harm or oppress.
Most common translation
Harm, crime, injury, oppression.
ആരോടും ഒരു ദ്രോഹം ചെയ്യരുത്.
aarodum oru droham cheyyaruthu.
Do not do harm to anyone.
All Malayalam words for “harm”
- ദ്രോഹം (droham) — Harm, crime, injury, oppression.
- തരക്കേട് (tharakked) — Harm, damage, defect, default, drawback.
- ദ്രോഹിക്കുക (drohikkuka) — Harm, injure, oppress, torment.
- അഘം (agham) — Sin, harm, sorrow, pain.
- അപകര്മ്മം (apakarmam) — Wicked deed, harm.
- ദോഷം (dosham) — Flaw, harm, fault, sin, bad manners, illness, dusk, poetical defect, adultery.
- കേട് (ked) — Damage, defect, harm, flaw, fault, illness.
- ചേതം (chetham) — Loss, damage, destruction, harm.
- വിദ്രോഹം (vidroham) — Persecution, torment, harm.
- വിരോധം (virodham) — Enmity, ill will, animosity, harm, hostile attitude, objection, prohibition, war, danger.
- ഹാനി (haani) — Violation, damage, shortage, ruin, destruction, loss, harm.
- അപകടകരമായ (apakadakaramaaya) — Dangerous, risky, likely to cause harm or an accident.
- നഷ്ടം (nashtam) — Loss, money or value lost, damage, the harm of losing something.
- മാരണം (maaranam) — Slaughter, destruction, great harm or trouble, a kind of poison, sorcery performed against enemies.
- രക്ഷിച്ചു (rakshicchu) — Saved. Rescued someone or something from danger; kept safe from harm.
- റിസ്ക് (risk) — Risk, the chance of loss, harm or danger.
droham is deliberate harm, ked and chetham are damage and loss, dosham is a flaw or fault, and tharakked is a defect or drawback in something.
Common questions
How do you say harm in Malayalam?
ദ്രോഹം (droham), harm or injury.
How do you say to harm someone?
drohikkuka, to harm, injure or oppress.