Hostile in Malayalam
പകയുളള (pakayulla) describes someone hostile, carrying a grudge or spite towards another. It is built on paka, enmity, with the having ending: pa-ka-yul-la.
Most common translation
Hostile, spiteful, malicious.
പകയുളള വാക്കുകൾ ആരോടും പറയരുത്.
pakayulla vaakkukal aarodum parayaruthu.
Do not speak spiteful words to anyone.
All Malayalam words for “hostile”
- പകയുളള (pakayulla) — Hostile, spiteful, malicious.
- വിരോധി (virodhi) — Inimical, hostile; enemy, opponent.
- വിപരീത (vipareetha) — Opposite, unfavourable, hostile, contrary.
- പ്രതികൂലത (prathikoolatha) — State of being unfavourable or hostile.
- മറുപക്ഷം (marupaksham) — Opposite side or hostile party.
- വിപരീതം (vipareetham) — Sth. unfavourable, hostile contrary or opposite.
- വിരോധം (virodham) — Enmity, ill will, animosity, harm, hostile attitude, objection, prohibition, war, danger.
- ശത്രുക്കൾ (shathrukkal) — Enemies, foes, people who are hostile to one.
വിരോധി is both hostile and an enemy, വിപരീത leans towards opposite or unfavourable, and പ്രതികൂലത is the abstract state of conditions being against you.
Common questions
How do you say hostile in Malayalam?
പകയുളള (pakayulla), hostile or spiteful.
How do you say enemies?
ശത്രുക്കൾ (shathrukkal), enemies or foes.