Inaccessible in Malayalam
Inaccessible is അപ്രാപ്യ (aprapaya), a Sanskritic adjective built with a negative prefix and used for whatever cannot be reached or attained. Its register is formal, so it fits a written description of unreachable terrain or an unattainable goal.
Most common translation
Inaccessible.
ആ മലമുടി അപ്രാപ്യ ആയി തോന്നി.
aa malamudi aprapaya aayi thonni.
That peak seemed inaccessible.
All Malayalam words for “inaccessible”
- അപ്രാപ്യ (aprapaya) — Inaccessible.
- അഗമ്യം (agamayam) — Unapproachable, unattainable, inaccessible, not worth thinking about, impenetrable, dense.
അപ്രാപ്യ (aprapaya) is simply unreachable, while അഗമ്യം (agamayam) adds the ideas of impenetrable and dense and can even mean not worth thinking about.
Common questions
How do you say inaccessible in Malayalam?
അപ്രാപ്യ (aprapaya) is the adjective for inaccessible or unattainable.
Which word fits a remote village?
അപ്രാപ്യ (aprapaya) suits something that cannot be reached, though both words are literary and ordinary speech would describe the difficulty of getting there instead.