Leaving in Malayalam
പോകുന്ന (pokunna) is leaving, going away, departing, the present participle of pokuka, to go. The o is long: po-kun-na. It describes the bus that is leaving as readily as the person who is.
Most common translation
Leaving, going away, departing (present participle of pokuka, to go).
നാളെ പോകുന്ന ട്രെയിനിൽ ടിക്കറ്റ് ഉണ്ട്.
naale pokunna treyinil tikkattu undu.
There are tickets on the train leaving tomorrow.
All Malayalam words for “leaving”
- പോകുന്ന (pokunna) — Leaving, going away, departing (present participle of pokuka, to go).
- ഒഴിവ് (ozhiv) — Holiday, leisure, method, remedy, leaving.
- ത്യജനം (thyajanam) — Abandonment, forsaking, leaving.
- അശേഷം (ashesham) — Without leaving behind anything, entirely.
ത്യജനം is leaving in the sense of abandoning or forsaking, ഒഴിവ് mixes leaving with leisure and holiday, and അശേഷം is the adverb without leaving anything behind.
Common questions
How do you say leaving in Malayalam?
പോകുന്ന (pokunna), leaving or going away.
How do you say abandoning something?
ത്യജനം (thyajanam), abandonment or forsaking.