Impolite in Malayalam
None of these is a clean adjective for impolite. The nearest, നിലകെട്ട (nilaketta), reaches impolite through the idea of someone who has lost standing, and its other senses run to deposed, fallen and unsteady.
Having lost one's position, deposed, impolite, fallen, timid, unsteady.
അവന്റെ നിലകെട്ട സംസാരം എല്ലാവരെയും വിഷമിപ്പിച്ചു.
avante nilaketta samsaaram ellaavareyum vishamippichu.
His impolite talk upset everyone.
All Malayalam words for “impolite”
- നിലകെട്ട (nilaketta) — Having lost one's position, deposed, impolite, fallen, timid, unsteady.
- അധികപ്രസംഗം (adhikaprasangam) — Insolence, impertinence, gab, impolite talk, garrulousness.
- അനാവിശ്യം (anavishyam) — State of not being necessary, uncalled for, unnecessary, foul or impolite words.
അധികപ്രസംഗം (adhikaprasangam) is insolence and impolite talk as a noun, and അനാവിശ്യം (anavishyam) covers foul or uncalled-for words, so rudeness is named rather than described.
Common questions
How do you say impolite in Malayalam?
There is no plain adjective here; നിലകെട്ട (nilaketta) is the closest listed form.
How would you name rude talk?
അധികപ്രസംഗം (adhikaprasangam) is insolent, impolite talk, and അനാവിശ്യം (anavishyam) covers foul words.