Inseparable in Malayalam
Only one entry is listed, and it is a noun rather than the adjective inseparable: സന്തതസഹചാരി (santhathasahachaari), an inseparable companion. It is a long Sanskritic compound at home in writing, not in casual talk.
സന്തതസഹചാരി (santhathasahachaari)
Inseparable companion.
കുട അവന്റെ സന്തതസഹചാരി ആണ്.
kuda avante santhathasahachaari aanu
The umbrella is his inseparable companion.
Dictionary entry
- സന്തതസഹചാരി (santhathasahachaari) — Inseparable companion.
സന്തതസഹചാരി (santhathasahachaari) names the person who is always at someone's side, so it suits a constant companion rather than two things that cannot be pulled apart.
Common questions
How do you say inseparable in Malayalam?
There is no adjective here. സന്തതസഹചാരി (santhathasahachaari) is the available word and means an inseparable companion.
Can it be used about objects?
No. It refers to a person who never leaves another's company, so it would not describe two parts that cannot be separated.