Leak in Malayalam
A roof dripping in the monsoon is ചോരുക (choruka) in Malayalam, to leak or ooze. It is the everyday verb, and it also covers information slipping out. Say it cho-ru-ka.
Most common translation
Leak, ooze out, slip through.
മഴക്കാലത്ത് പഴയ വീടിന്റെ മേൽക്കൂര ചോരും.
mazhakkaalathu pazhaya veedinte melkkoora chorum.
The old house's roof leaks in the rainy season.
All Malayalam words for “leak”
- ചോരുക (choruka) — Leak, ooze out, slip through.
- കാലുക (kaluka) — Leak, ooze, flow, vomit.
- ചോര്ന്നുപോവുക (chornnupovuka) — Leak out.
ചോര്ന്നുപോവുക adds a sense of completion, leaking away entirely, while കാലുക is a less common verb covering leaking, flowing and even vomiting.
Common questions
How do you say leak in Malayalam?
ചോരുക (choruka) is the verb for leaking or oozing.
How do I say the information leaked out?
ചോര്ന്നുപോവുക (chornnupovuka) is the form used for something leaking out or draining away.