Leafless in Malayalam
Leafless comes out in Malayalam as അപര്ണ്ണ (aparnna), a form built from a negative prefix joined to the word for leaf. It describes a tree or a branch stripped of its foliage, and the same form is familiar across Kerala as a personal name. Everyday speech usually says that a tree has no leaves, so aparnna stays mostly in writing.
Most common translation
Leafless.
വേനലിൽ മരം അപര്ണ്ണ ആയി.
venalil maram aparnna aayi.
In summer the tree became leafless.
Dictionary entry
- അപര്ണ്ണ (aparnna) — Leafless.
Only one option is listed, and it is an adjective rather than a phrase, so it sits directly in front of the noun it describes.
Common questions
How do you say leafless in Malayalam?
അപര്ണ്ണ (aparnna), an adjective for a tree or plant with no leaves.
Is aparnna common in conversation?
Not very; it belongs to literary and formal Malayalam, and it is also widely used as a name.