Hole in Malayalam
A hole is തുള (thula), the gap bored through cloth, wood or a wall. Two light syllables, thu-la, with a soft th; the matching verb for making one is തുളയ്ക്കുക (thulaykkuka).
Most common translation
Hole, boring, fault, blemish.
ചുമരിൽ ഒരു ചെറിയ തുള ഉണ്ട്.
chumaril oru cheriya thula undu.
There is a small hole in the wall.
All Malayalam words for “hole”
- തുള (thula) — Hole, boring, fault, blemish.
- ദ്വാരം (dwaaram) — Hole, cleft, door, gate.
- പഴുത് (pazhuth) — Hole, loophole, crevice, state of wastage, excuse, time, means of escape, chance.
- പുനം (punam) — Hole, burrow, jungle, hill-tract.
- പൊത്ത് (poth) — Hole, hollow, cavity.
- സുഷിരം (sushiram) — Hole, tube, bore, pore.
- പുഴ (puzha) — A small river, narrow path, door, hole (in a door or wall), broken fence.
- രോമം (romam) — Hair (of the body), water, pore, hole, (fig.) a trifling or insignificant thing.
- കിഴിക്കുക (kizhikkuka) — Pierce, bore, make a hole, subtract, lessen, deduct.
- കുഴിക്കുക (kuzhikkuka) — To dig, to excavate, to make a hole by turning over soil.
- തുരക്കുക (thurakkuka) — Bore, make hole.
- തുളയ്ക്കുക (thulaykkuka) — Bore a hole, pierce.
- നുഴയുക (nuzhayuka) — Squeeze in through a crevice or small hole, infiltrate.
ദ്വാരം is the more formal hole or opening and also means door or gate, കുഴിക്കുക is to dig a hole in the ground, and പഴുത് is a hole in the sense of a loophole.
Common questions
How do you say hole in Malayalam?
തുള (thula), a hole or boring.
How do you say to make a hole?
തുളയ്ക്കുക (thulaykkuka), to bore or pierce; തുരക്കുക (thurakkuka) and കിഴിക്കുക (kizhikkuka) carry the same idea.