Jumping in Malayalam
Jumping, taken as a noun, is ചാട്ടം (chaattam) in Malayalam, the leap itself. The same word covers a bound in sport and, figuratively, arrogance or a bold venture.
Most common translation
Leap, jumping, anger, haughtiness, arrogance, adventure.
പുലിയുടെ ചാട്ടം വളരെ വേഗത്തിലായിരുന്നു.
puliyude chaattam valare vegathilaayirunnu.
The tiger's leap was very fast.
All Malayalam words for “jumping”
- ചാട്ടം (chaattam) — Leap, jumping, anger, haughtiness, arrogance, adventure.
- ലാസം (laasam) — Sport, jumping, dancing, joviality, playing about, juice, emulsion, ointment.
- തവള (thavala) — Frog. A small jumping amphibian that lives near water.
- താവുക (thavuka) — Possess, jump, cross by jumping, spread, shine.
താവുക (thavuka) is the verb to jump, ലാസം (laasam) sets jumping among sport and dancing, and തവള (thavala) is the frog, the jumping creature.
Common questions
How do you say jumping in Malayalam?
The noun is ചാട്ടം (chaattam).
What is a frog called?
തവള (thavala), the small jumping animal found near water.