Ill-will in Malayalam
Ill-will towards a person is വിദ്വേഷം (vidwesham), the word for settled hostility and animosity. Pronounce vid-we-sham with a clear w. It is strong, used of communal hatred as much as of a private grudge.
Most common translation
Enmity, hatred, animosity, ill-will, disgust.
ആരോടും മനസ്സിൽ വിദ്വേഷം വെക്കരുത്.
aarodum manassil vidwesham vekkaruthu.
Do not keep hatred in your mind towards anyone.
All Malayalam words for “ill-will”
- വിദ്വേഷം (vidwesham) — Enmity, hatred, animosity, ill-will, disgust.
- ഇഷ്ടക്കേട് (ishtakked) — Dislike, ill-will, displeasure.
- നീരസം (neerasam) — Displeasure, distaste, dislike, ill-will.
- മുഷിക്കുക (mushikkuka) — Soil, make dirty, cause ill-will, vex, trouble.
- മുഷിയുക (mushiyuka) — Become soiled or dirty, be displeased, show ill-will, be offended.
vidwesham is hostile ill-will, while ishtakked and neerasam are milder displeasure and dislike, and mushikkuka or mushiyuka describe stirring up or showing ill-will.
Common questions
How do you say ill-will in Malayalam?
വിദ്വേഷം (vidwesham), enmity or ill-will.
Is there a gentler word?
neerasam, displeasure or distaste, is much milder.