Impropriety in Malayalam
Impropriety is അയുക്തി (ayukthi) in Malayalam, a noun that also means irrationality, since what is improper is seen as unreasoned. Formal writing uses it of conduct that does not fit the occasion.
Most common translation
Impropriety, irrationality.
വാദത്തിലെ അയുക്തി എല്ലാവരും ചൂണ്ടിക്കാട്ടി.
vaadathile ayukthi ellaavarum choondikkaatti.
Everyone pointed out the irrationality in the argument.
All Malayalam words for “impropriety”
- അയുക്തി (ayukthi) — Impropriety, irrationality.
- ഭംഗികേട് (bangiked) — Want of grace, impropriety, clumsiness, awkwardness.
- മര്യാദകേട് (maryaadaked) — Bad manners, indecent behaviour, impropriety, injustice, sth. against custom, rudeness.
മര്യാദകേട് (maryaadaked) is bad manners and indecent behaviour against custom, and ഭംഗികേട് (bangiked) is awkwardness or want of grace rather than a breach of propriety.
Common questions
How do you say impropriety in Malayalam?
Say അയുക്തി (ayukthi), impropriety.
Which word means bad manners?
മര്യാദകേട് (maryaadaked) is the one for rudeness and indecent behaviour.