Idm in Malayalam
A note on this entry: idm is not an English word at all but the short label a dictionary puts before an idiom. None of the Malayalam words here translates it; they are simply entries that happen to carry idiomatic senses, such as കണ്ണുകടി (kannukadi), which means jealousy or envy.
(idm) jealousy, envy.
അയൽക്കാരന് ഞങ്ങളുടെ വീട് കണ്ട് കണ്ണുകടി ആയി.
ayalkkaaranu njangalude veedu kandu kannukadi aayi.
The neighbour grew jealous seeing our house.
All Malayalam words for “idm”
- കണ്ണുകടി (kannukadi) — (idm) jealousy, envy.
- കത്തി (kathi) — Knife, razor, a demoniac character in Kathakali, (idm) a chatterbox who'kills' others by his incessant talking.
- കുത്തിയിരിക്കുക (kuthiyirikuka) — (idm.) idle away time, have no work to do, remain lazy.
- കുരയ്ക്കുക (kuraykkuka) — Make a loud noise, cough, (idm.) chatter aloud meaninglessly.
- ചവയ്ക്കുക (chavaykkuka) — Chew, grind with the teeth, (idm.) blabber, talk meaninglessly.
- ചാകര (chakara) — Occurring of mud-banks and appearance of plenty of fish for a short period at some places along the Kerala coast during the monsoon, (idm) a season of plenty, plentifulness.
- തികട്ടുക (thikattuka) — Belch, feel nausea; (idm). recollect sth. past.
- തീക്കളി (theekkali) — Plying with fire; (idm.) a dangerous experiment or action.
- തുലയ്ക്കുക (thulaykkuka) — Ruin, destroy, cause to perish, kill, finish somehow, (idm.) squander, waste.
- നരകം (narakam) — Hell, world where sinners go after death; (idm.) a place full of misery and pain.
- പച്ചപിടിക്കുക (pachapidikkuka) — (plants) grow green (idm.) become prosperous.
- പണപ്പെട്ടി (panapetti) — Money - box, a safe, (idm.) one who has amassed a lot of money.
- പമ്പകടക്കുക (pambakadakkuka) — (idm.) run away, take to one's heels, show a clean pair of heels, flee.
- പഴുപ്പന് (pazhuppan) — A bilious, unhealthy man; (idm.) a spiritless, dull man, a useless, clumsy fellow.
- പിശക് (pishaku) — Mistake, error, fault, flaw, obstruction; (idm.) a quarrelsome person.
- പുകയുക (pukayuka) — Emit smoke, feel hot, become increasingly angry, cause worry, rankle; (idm.) be destroyed or ruined.
- പുലിവാല് (pulival) — Tiger's tail; (idm.) a difficulty which one can neither avoid nor face (like holding a tiger by its tail around a tree).
- പുളിക്കുക (pulikkuka) — Turn sour, taste sour; (idm.) despise.
- പൊടിക്കുക (podikkuka) — Pulverize, reduce to powder; (idm.) destroy, shatter.
- പൊട്ടിത്തെറിക്കുക (pottitherikkuka) — Burst, explode; (idm.) be very angry or furious, speak furiously.
- പോറല് (poral) — Scratch made by a sharp point; (idm.) flaw, fault, blemish, bad name fame, ill repute.
- പ്രളയം (pralayam) — End of the world, deluge, inundation, floods; (idm.) decline, destruction, death, destruction of the world, all- destroying flood at the end of an age, destruction.
- ബേജാറാകുക (bejaaraakuka) — (idm.) worry, be confused.
- ഭക്ഷിക്കുക (bhakshikkuka) — Eat; (idm.) rob, swallow.
- മന്നന് (mannan) — King; (idm.) a person who is too much clever, a cheat, a fool.
- മര്മ്മം (marmmam) — Vital spot or organ of the body; (idm.) main point or part of anything, key point, main secret, vulnerable spot or point, the quintessential.
- മുഖവില (mugavila) — Face value, the price or value of a thing out wardly displayed, list price (idm.).
- ലക്ഷ്മണരേഖ (lakshmanarega) — (idm.) a line or limit that should not be transgressed.
- വളം (valam) — Manure, fertilizers; (idm.) favourable condition.
- വളവ് (valav) — Bend, turn, crookedness; (idm.) artificiality, hypocrisy.
- വീരവാദം (veeravaadam) — Words of a hero, challenge (idm.) heroic talk, bragging, boasting.
- വെച്ചിരിക്കുക (vechirikkuka) — (idm.) keep, cohabit with, keep as a mistress.
- സ്വര്ണ്ണം (swarnnam) — Gold; (idm.) something very precious.
Since the heading is an abbreviation rather than a word, the list offers no equivalent, only idioms like കുത്തിയിരിക്കുക (kuthiyirikuka) for idling away time and തികട്ടുക (thikattuka) for recalling something past.
Common questions
How do you say idm in Malayalam?
There is nothing to translate; idm marks an idiom in dictionary entries, and no Malayalam word corresponds to it.
What does kannukadi mean?
കണ്ണുകടി (kannukadi) is the idiom for jealousy or envy.