Lame in Malayalam
For a lame person the direct word is മുടന്തന് (mudanthan) in Malayalam. From the same stem comes മുടന്തുക (mudanthuka), to limp or be lame in the leg.
Most common translation
A lame person, cripple.
മുടന്തന് ആയ ആൾ വടിയുമായി നടന്നു.
mudanthan aaya aal vadiyumaayi nadannu.
The lame man walked with a stick.
All Malayalam words for “lame”
- മുടന്തന് (mudanthan) — A lame person, cripple.
- കാലന് (kalan) — Yama (personification of death), dark person, cripple, lame person.
- മുടന്തുക (mudanthuka) — Limp, be lame in the leg.
കാലന് (kalan) lists lame person among senses running to death personified and a dark complexion, so it is far from a neutral choice.
Common questions
How do you say lame in Malayalam?
മുടന്തന് (mudanthan) names a lame person.
How do you say to limp?
മുടന്തുക (mudanthuka), to limp or be lame in the leg.