Inhabit in Malayalam
To inhabit or dwell somewhere is നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka), read ni-va-sik-kuka. It is a formal verb built on the root for dwelling, and writing about where a community or a species lives is its natural home.
Most common translation
Live, inhabit, dwell.
ഞങ്ങൾ ഈ ഗ്രാമത്തിലാണ് നിവസിക്കുന്നത്.
njangal ee graamathilaanu nivasikkunnathu.
We live in this village.
All Malayalam words for “inhabit”
- നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka) — Live, inhabit, dwell.
- അധിവസിക്കുക (adhivasikkuka) — Reside, wear, instal an idol, dwell, inhabit.
നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka) simply means to live or dwell in a place, while അധിവസിക്കുക (adhivasikkuka) adds a sense of settling in or occupying, and is also used of installing an idol.
Common questions
How do you say inhabit in Malayalam?
Inhabit is നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka).
Are these words used in conversation?
Rarely. Both are formal; everyday speech uses the plain verb for living somewhere and keeps നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka) for writing.