Let in Malayalam
Let in the sense of allow is അനുവദിക്കുക (anuvadikkuka) in Malayalam, to permit someone to do something. Its past form, allowed, is അനുവദിച്ചു (anuvadichu). English lets slip into several other phrases, and Malayalam answers each with its own verb.
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.
കുട്ടികളെ പുറത്തു കളിക്കാൻ അനുവദിക്കുക.
kuttikale purathu kalikkaan anuvadikkuka.
Let the children play outside.
All Malayalam words for “let”
- 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.
- അത്താഴംമുടക്കി (athazham mudakki) — That does not let one have one's supper, trouble-monger, nuisance.
- അനുവദിച്ചു (anuvadichu) — Allowed, permitted, let someone do something; past form of to allow; granted, allowed, gave permission or sanction for; the past form of anuvadikkuka.
- അറിയിക്കുക (ariyikkuka) — Inform, let know, intimate to.
- അശോകവനിക (ashoka vanika) — The garden in Lanka where Ravana let Sita dwell.
- ഒലിപ്പിക്കുക (olippikkuka) — Let flow, let trickle.
- കയറ്റുക (kayattuka) — Let in, raise, lift up, insert, load.
- താരകം (thaarakam) — Ferry, raft, canoe, star (let.).
- താഴെയിട്ടു (thazheyittu) — Dropped; let something fall, let go of it. Also used of a price or number that came down.
- പാര്പ്പിക്കുക (parppikkuka) — Harbour, let sb. dwell.
- പുറത്തിറക്കി (puratthirakki) — Released, issued, brought out; also let go or set free.
- മണപ്പിക്കുക (manappikkuka) — Smell, enjoy smell, let smell.
- വിടുക (viduka) — Let go, leave off, give up, renounce, forget, send, deliver, free.
anuvadikkuka and anuvadichu are the present and past of allowing, while ariyikkuka is to let know, olippikkuka is to let flow, and kayattuka is to let in or load.
Common questions
How do you say let in Malayalam?
അനുവദിക്കുക (anuvadikkuka), in the sense of allowing something.
How do you say let someone know?
അറിയിക്കുക (ariyikkuka), to inform.