Leave in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “leave”

• വിട്ടുപോവുക (vittupovuka) — Leave, depart.
• വിട്ടുകൊടുക്കുക (vittukodukkuka) — Leave, surrender, yield, concede, remit, hand over rights to another.
• നിര്‍ഗ്ഗമിക്കുക (nirggamikkuka) — Go out, leave, depart, set out.
• പോകുക (pokuka) — Go, leave, depart, disappear, lose, be able.
• അവധി (avadhi) — Holiday; a day off from work or school, leave.
• ത്യജിക്ക (thyajikka) — Abandon, forsake, leave, sacrifice.
• വിടുതി (viduthi) — Rented house, house where one stays as a paying guest, boarding, remission, leave, release, pardon.
• അനുവദിക്കുക (anuvadikkuka) — To let, to allow, to permit someone to do something; to allow, to permit, to let someone do something; allows; permits someone to do something, lets a thing happen, gives permission; allowing; permitting, giving leave to do something, not stopping someone.
• അവശേഷിക്കുക (avasheshikkuka) — Leave behind, remain.
• പിന്നിടുക (pinniduka) — Overtake, leave behind.
• മറക്കുക (marakkuka) — To forget, to fail to remember, to leave behind by mistake; forgot; the past form of forget, to have failed to remember or to have left behind.
• യാത്രചൊല്ലുക (yaathracholluka) — Bid farewell, bid goodbye, take leave of.
• വിടകൊള്ളൂക (vidakolluka) — Bid farewell, take leave of, go back.
• വിടവാങ്ങുക (vidavaanguka) — Take leave.
• വിടുക (viduka) — Let go, leave off, give up, renounce, forget, send, deliver, free.

vittupovuka and pokuka describe departing, nirggamikkuka is a formal going out, vittukodukkuka is to concede or hand over, thyajikka is to abandon, and avadhi is leave in the sense of time off.