Intoxicates in Malayalam
The word listed for intoxicates is മാദകം (maadakam), meaning that which intoxicates, rouses passion or delights. It is a noun or adjective rather than a verb, so it names the intoxicating thing instead of the action.
Most common translation
That which intoxicates, rouses passion or delights.
മുല്ലപ്പൂവിന്റെ മണം മാദകം ആണ്.
mullappoovinte manam maadakam aanu.
The scent of jasmine is intoxicating.
Dictionary entry
- മാദകം (maadakam) — That which intoxicates, rouses passion or delights.
This single option goes beyond drink, taking in whatever stirs passion or gives delight, so context decides how strong it sounds.
Common questions
How do you say intoxicates in Malayalam?
The listed word is മാദകം (maadakam), that which intoxicates.
Does it refer only to alcohol?
No, it extends to anything that rouses passion or delights.