Innocent in Malayalam
Innocent is നിര്ദ്ദോഷി (nirddoshi) in Malayalam when you mean a person free of guilt or doing no harm. Alongside it stands the literary adjective അനഘ (anagha), closer to sinless and faultless.
Most common translation
Harmless or innocent man.
കോടതി അയാളെ നിര്ദ്ദോഷിയെന്ന് കണ്ടെത്തി.
kodathi ayaale nirddoshiyennu kandethi.
The court found him innocent.
All Malayalam words for “innocent”
- നിര്ദ്ദോഷി (nirddoshi) — Harmless or innocent man.
- അനഘ (anagha) — Sinless, innocent, faultless, immaculate.
നിര്ദ്ദോഷി (nirddoshi) names the harmless or guiltless person, while അനഘ (anagha) is a poetic adjective for the faultless and immaculate.
Common questions
How do you say innocent in Malayalam?
നിര്ദ്ദോഷി (nirddoshi) for a person who has done no wrong.
Which one is used in poetry?
അനഘ (anagha), which carries the higher sense of sinless.