Indifferent in Malayalam
Indifferent is ഉദാസീന (udaaseena) in Malayalam, a Sanskrit-derived adjective for someone who simply does not care either way. Say u-daa-see-na, with two long vowels. It describes an attitude towards a question, a duty or another person.
Indifferent, lazy, neutral, negligent.
അവന്റെ ഉദാസീന മനോഭാവം ടീച്ചർ ശ്രദ്ധിച്ചു.
avante udaaseena manobhaavam teechar shraddhichu.
The teacher noticed his indifferent attitude.
All Malayalam words for “indifferent”
- ഉദാസീന (udaaseena) — Indifferent, lazy, neutral, negligent.
- അക്രിയ (akriya) — Inactive, indifferent, not caring about.
- ഉദാസ (udaasa) — Apathetic, indifferent.
- നിരപേക്ഷ (nirapeksha) — Not related, not dependent, indifferent.
- മടിക്കുക (madikkuka) — Hesitate, be lazy, be indifferent, be shy.
ഉദാസീന (udaaseena) is the standard adjective and ഉദാസ (udaasa) a shorter variant; നിരപേക്ഷ (nirapeksha) means detached or not dependent, അക്രിയ (akriya) is inactive, and മടിക്കുക (madikkuka) is a verb about hesitating or being too lazy to act.
Common questions
What is the Malayalam word for indifferent?
ഉദാസീന (udaaseena), used of a person who is unconcerned or uninterested.
Which one for neutral in a dispute?
നിരപേക്ഷ suits a position taken without bias or dependence; ഉദാസീന would suggest the person is uninterested rather than fair.