Improper in Malayalam
Improper, in the sense of something one ought not do, is അരുതാത്ത (aruthatha). It comes from the negative verb meaning must not, so it literally labels an action as not-allowed. Pronounce it a-ru-thaa-tha, with soft dental th.
Improper, objectionable.
അരുതാത്ത വാക്കുകൾ ആരോടും പറയരുത്.
aruthatha vaakkukal aarodum parayaruthu.
Do not say improper words to anyone.
All Malayalam words for “improper”
- അരുതാത്ത (aruthatha) — Improper, objectionable.
- അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) — Improper, undesirable, immoral, bad.
- അവിഹിത (avihitha) — Improper, undesirable.
- നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha) — Unsuitable, improper, not acceptable or agreeable.
- അകര്മ്മം (akarmam) — Inaction, indolence, laziness, improper, action, sin relax.
- അനാചാരം (anacharam) — Bad custom or habit, improper behaviour or practice.
- അനിയമം (aniyamam) — Absence of rule or system, improper step, suspicion.
- അവിഹിത കര്മ്മം (avihitha karmam) — Improper act.
- അവിഹിത ചിന്ത (avihitha chintha) — Improper thought.
- കാലാകാലം (kalakalam) — Proper and improper time.
അരുതാത്ത (aruthatha) is the plain adjective for improper or objectionable; അവിഹിത (avihitha) is formal and often implies a forbidden act, as in അവിഹിത കര്മ്മം (avihitha karmam) and അവിഹിത ചിന്ത (avihitha chintha); അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) is the term officialdom uses for immoral conduct; അനാചാരം (anacharam) is an improper custom; അനിയമം (aniyamam) an irregular step; and അകര്മ്മം (akarmam) is really inaction.
Common questions
How do you say improper in Malayalam?
Improper is അരുതാത്ത (aruthatha), the adjective for something objectionable.
Which of these words do news reports use?
അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) and അവിഹിത (avihitha) appear in formal and legal reporting, while അരുതാത്ത (aruthatha) is what people say in ordinary conversation.