Hazard in Malayalam
No exact word for hazard in the sense of danger appears among the options. The nearest is വിപര്യയം (viparyayam), which means a reverse, setback or calamity. ശ്രമം (shramam) includes hazard among its senses but chiefly means effort and toil.
Most common translation
Reverse, rebuff, contrariety, hazard, change, calamity, setback.
കാലാവസ്ഥയുടെ വിപര്യയം കര്ഷകരെ ബാധിച്ചു.
kaalaavasthayude viparyayam karshakare baadhichu.
The reversal in the weather affected the farmers.
All Malayalam words for “hazard”
- വിപര്യയം (viparyayam) — Reverse, rebuff, contrariety, hazard, change, calamity, setback.
- ശ്രമം (shramam) — Effort, labour, exertion, toil, weariness, difficulty, hazard, exercise (physical), culinary work connected with feast, etc.
viparyayam is a reversal or calamity, whereas shramam is labour and exertion that only loosely touches hazard.
Common questions
How do you say hazard in Malayalam?
There is no precise match; വിപര്യയം (viparyayam) covers a setback or calamity.
Does shramam mean danger?
Not really; it mainly means effort, labour and weariness.