Inopportune in Malayalam
Inopportune is അകാലിക (akalika) in Malayalam, meaning untimely or out of season. It is applied to events and to remarks that arrive at the wrong moment.
Most common translation
Untimely, inopportune, out of season.
അകാലിക മഴ കർഷകരെ വിഷമിപ്പിച്ചു.
akalika mazha karshakare vishamippichu.
The untimely rain troubled the farmers.
All Malayalam words for “inopportune”
- അകാലിക (akalika) — Untimely, inopportune, out of season.
- അപ്രസ്തുതം (aprasthutham) — Inopportune, irrelevant.
അകാലിക (akalika) is about bad timing, while അപ്രസ്തുതം (aprasthutham) is about being off the point, irrelevant to the matter in hand.
Common questions
How do you say inopportune in Malayalam?
അകാലിക (akalika) carries the sense of untimely.
Which word fits an irrelevant remark?
അപ്രസ്തുതം (aprasthutham), which means not pertinent to the topic.