Heavy in Malayalam
Heavy is ഭാരമുള്ള (bharamulla) in Malayalam, built from the word for weight. It describes a load that is hard to lift. Heavy rain has its own words, പേമാരി (pemari) and അതിവര്ഷം (athivarsham).
Most common translation
Heavy; weighing a lot, hard to lift.
ഭാരമുള്ള പെട്ടി എനിക്ക് പൊക്കാനായില്ല.
bharamulla petti enikku pokkanayilla.
I could not lift the heavy box.
All Malayalam words for “heavy”
- ഭാരമുള്ള (bharamulla) — Heavy; weighing a lot, hard to lift.
- കനത്ത (kanatha) — Heavy, strong.
- പേമാരി (pemari) — Heavy, torrential rain.
- ഭാരിച്ച (bhaaricha) — Very great, heavy, serious.
- അതിവര്ഷം (athivarsham) — Excessive rain, heavy rain.
- അന്തര്ദ്ധാര (anthardhara) — Undercurrent, heavy rain.
- കൂറ്റൻ (koottan) — Huge, very big, enormous; massive; very big and heavy, huge, enormous.
- തടിക്കുക (thadikkuka) — Become fat, stout and heavy, become obese.
- പെരുമഴ (perumazha) — Heavy rain, torrential rain.
- ഭാരം കുറഞ്ഞ (bharam kuranja) — Light; not heavy, easy to lift or carry.
- മര്ദ്ദിക്കുക (marddikkuka) — Inflict heavy blows, torture, persecute, pulverize, press.
bharamulla and കനത്ത (kanatha) describe physical weight, ഭാരിച്ച (bhaaricha) adds seriousness, and ഭാരം കുറഞ്ഞ (bharam kuranja) is its opposite, light.
Common questions
How do you say heavy in Malayalam?
Use ഭാരമുള്ള (bharamulla) for heavy in weight.
How do you say heavy rain?
പേമാരി (pemari), torrential rain.