Hot in Malayalam
ചൂടോടെ (choodode) means hot, piping hot, served without losing its warmth; literally it is with heat. The long oo is held: choo-do-de. A tea shop will use it of food brought straight from the stove.
Most common translation
Hot, piping hot, without delay, without losing warmth, fresh.
ദോശ ചൂടോടെ കഴിക്കണം.
dosha choodode kazhikkanam.
Dosa should be eaten piping hot.
All Malayalam words for “hot”
- ചൂടോടെ (choodode) — Hot, piping hot, without delay, without losing warmth, fresh.
- അംഗാരം (amgaram) — Hot(burning), coal, burning charcoal, carbon, red colour, the planet Mars.
- ചൂടുള്ള (choodulla) — Hot, warm to the touch; of high temperature, said of food, water or weather.
- ഉണക്കം (unkkam) — Drought, dryness, emaciation, hot summer, withering, fading.
- ഉഷ്ണിക്കുക (ushnikkuka) — Feel heat, be hot.
- എരിവുള്ള (erivulla) — Spicy, hot with chilli; pungent food that burns the tongue.
- കത്തല് (kathal) — Burning sensation, feeling hot, hunger, grief.
- കാച്ചല് (kachal) — Heating, boiling, state of being hot.
- കാപ്പി (kaappi) — Coffee, the hot drink made from roasted coffee beans; also the bean and the plant.
- ചായ (chaya) — Tea; the hot drink made with tea leaves, milk and sugar.
- ചൂട് (choodu) — Heat. Heat or warmth; also hot weather.
- പുകയുക (pukayuka) — Emit smoke, feel hot, become increasingly angry, cause worry, rankle; (idm.) be destroyed or ruined.
- പൊള്ളുക (polluka) — Roast, feel, very hot, burn.
- ശുണ്ഠി (shundi) — Habitual anger, hot temper, quick temper.
ഉഷ്ണിക്കുക is the verb to feel hot, കാച്ചല് and കത്തല് describe being heated and a burning sensation, and അംഗാരം is a burning coal.
Common questions
How do you say hot in Malayalam?
ചൂടോടെ (choodode), hot or piping hot.
What about hot drinks?
ചായ (chaya) is tea and കാപ്പി (kaappi) coffee, both taken to be hot unless you say otherwise.