Imperturbable in Malayalam
അക്ഷോഭ്യ (akshobhya) is the Sanskrit form meaning not to be shaken, and it is the one used of a person who stays calm whatever happens. അക്ഷുബ്ധ (akshubdha) is the matching participle, not agitated, describing a mind or a surface that has not been stirred. Both reach Malayalam through Sanskrit and keep a literary flavour.
Not shaken, firm, imperturbable, calm.
അധ്യാപകൻ അക്ഷോഭ്യ ആയി സംസാരിച്ചു.
adhyaapakan akshobhya aayi samsaarichu.
The teacher spoke calmly and unshaken.
All Malayalam words for “imperturbable”
- അക്ഷോഭ്യ (akshobhya) — Not shaken, firm, imperturbable, calm.
- അക്ഷുബ്ധ (akshubdha) — Unagitated, not perturbed, imperturbable, not shaken.
These are adjectival stems: in a real sentence they take an ending or sit at the head of a compound rather than standing alone.
Common questions
How do you say imperturbable in Malayalam?
അക്ഷോഭ്യ (akshobhya), literally not to be shaken, with അക്ഷുബ്ധ (akshubdha) available for the sense of unagitated.
What is the difference between the two?
അക്ഷോഭ്യ (akshobhya) says the person cannot be shaken, a lasting quality, while അക്ഷുബ്ധ (akshubdha) says they have not been shaken in the situation at hand.