Licks in Malayalam
The form given here, നക്കി (nakki), is not the verb licks but a noun for one who licks. In use it is an insult, suggesting a fawning or ungrateful person. The plain verb form for licks is not among the options.
Most common translation
One who licks, a mean beggar, ungrateful fellow.
അവൻ ഒരു നക്കിയാണ്, ഒന്നും തരില്ല.
avan oru nakkiyanu, onnum tharilla.
He is a stingy fellow, he will not give anything.
Dictionary entry
- നക്കി (nakki) — One who licks, a mean beggar, ungrateful fellow.
Only this one word is listed, and it names a person rather than an action, carrying a clearly scornful tone.
Common questions
How do you say licks in Malayalam?
No verb form is listed; നക്കി (nakki) means one who licks and is used as an insult.
Is nakki rude?
Yes, it suggests a mean, fawning or ungrateful person.