Helpless in Malayalam
Helpless is നിസ്സഹായ (nissahaaya), built from a negative prefix and the word for help, so it literally says without help. The double ss is held. It describes people caught in situations they cannot control.
Most common translation
Helpless.
നിസ്സഹായനായി അവൻ നോക്കി നിന്നു.
nissahaayanaayi avan nokki ninnu.
He stood looking on helplessly.
All Malayalam words for “helpless”
- നിസ്സഹായ (nissahaaya) — Helpless.
- ഏകന് (ekan) — A single person, chief, an eminent person, a helpless man, some unknown person, loner.
- ഏഴ (eazha) — Beggar, poor, helpless man, a destitute person, ignoramus.
നിസ്സഹായ is the straightforward adjective for helpless, ഏഴ (eazha) is an old word for a destitute or poor person, and ഏകന് (ekan) is primarily a single or solitary man, with helpless only a shade of its meaning.
Common questions
How do you say helpless in Malayalam?
നിസ്സഹായ (nissahaaya) is the adjective for helpless, literally without help.
Which word describes a poor and helpless person?
ഏഴ (eazha), a dated word for someone destitute, which also carries a note of pity.