Lead in Malayalam
Lead, in the sense of taking someone along, is കൊണ്ടുപോകുക (kondupokuka) in Malayalam. It is used of leading a guest to a seat or taking a child by the hand, and also of carrying something away. For leading a group or party, the noun for leaders is നേതാക്കൾ (nethaakkal).
Most common translation
Lead, take along with, rob, take away.
സ്കൂളിലേക്ക് കുട കൊണ്ടുപോകൂ.
schoolilekku kuda kondupokoo.
Take an umbrella to school.
All Malayalam words for “lead”
- കൊണ്ടുപോകുക (kondupokuka) — Lead, take along with, rob, take away.
- ആനയിക്കുക (aanayikkuka) — Bring towards, lead.
- മുന്നിട്ടുനില്ക്കുക (munnittunilkkuka) — Dominate, lead.
- കോണിപ്പടി (konippadi) — Stairs, the steps that lead from one floor up to another, a staircase.
- ജീവിക്കുക (jeevikkuka) — Live, subsist, come to life, lead a life of.
- നേതാക്കൾ (nethaakkal) — Leaders; the people who lead a group, a party or a country, those in charge.
- പെൻസിൽ (pensil) — Pencil, a wooden stick with lead inside used for writing and drawing.
- മുന്നില് (munnil) — In front, before, in the lead.
- രംഗം (ramgam) — Stage, dais, platform, theatre stage, assembly, battlefield, colour, white lead (tin), dance, amusement, entertainment.
- ലിങ്കുകൾ (linkukal) — Links; web addresses that lead to another page. Also connections between things.
kondupokuka is leading by taking along, aanayikkuka is a formal verb for ushering someone in, munnittunilkkuka is leading in the sense of being ahead, and pensil refers to the lead inside a pencil.
Common questions
How do you say lead in Malayalam?
Use കൊണ്ടുപോകുക (kondupokuka) for leading or taking someone along.
Which word means to be in the lead?
മുന്നിട്ടുനില്ക്കുക (munnittunilkkuka) means to be ahead or to dominate.