Hot-tempered in Malayalam

Hot-tempered is കോപശീലന്‍ (kopasheelan) here, a noun for a man given to anger: ko-pa-shee-lan. Because it is built from the words for anger and habit, it says the temper is a standing trait rather than a single outburst.

Most common translation

കോപശീലന്‍ (kopasheelan)

Hot-tempered man.

കോപശീലനായ അയാളോട് ആരും തര്‍ക്കിക്കാറില്ല.

kopasheelanaya ayaalodu aarum tharkkikkarilla.

Nobody argues with that hot-tempered man.

Dictionary entry

കോപശീലന്‍ (kopasheelan) is formal and specifically masculine; in conversation people describe a short temper with everyday phrases instead.

Common questions

How do you say hot-tempered in Malayalam?

Say കോപശീലന്‍ (kopasheelan), which names a hot-tempered man.

Is there a feminine form?

The same Sanskrit pattern allows one, but it is not listed here, so this entry refers to a man.