Ignoramus in Malayalam
An ignoramus is അജ്ഞന് (ajnjan) in Malayalam, a fool or ignorant fellow. The word is built on the sense of not knowing, which is exactly the force of the English term.
Most common translation
Fool, stupid, fellow, ignoramus.
ഈ വിഷയത്തില് ഞാന് ഒരു അജ്ഞന് ആണ്.
ee vishayathil njaan oru ajnjan aanu.
In this subject I am an ignoramus.
All Malayalam words for “ignoramus”
- അജ്ഞന് (ajnjan) — Fool, stupid, fellow, ignoramus.
- നീചന് (neechan) — Vile or wicked person, ignoramus.
- ഏഴ (eazha) — Beggar, poor, helpless man, a destitute person, ignoramus.
നീചന് (neechan) is a vile or wicked person rather than a stupid one, and ഏഴ (eazha) is a destitute or helpless man, so neither matches ignorance squarely.
Common questions
How do you say ignoramus in Malayalam?
Say അജ്ഞന് (ajnjan), a fool or ignorant person.
Is neechan a good substitute?
Not really, since it calls someone wicked rather than ignorant.