Lies in Malayalam
Lies are നുണകൾ (nunakal) in Malayalam, the plural of the word for an untruth told on purpose. Children caught out and politicians accused both meet this word. To tell lies is നുണപറയുക (nunaparayuka).
Most common translation
Lies; false statements, untruths told on purpose.
അവൻ നുണകൾ പറയുന്നത് നിർത്തണം.
avan nunakal parayunnathu nirthanam.
He must stop telling lies.
All Malayalam words for “lies”
- നുണകൾ (nunakal) — Lies; false statements, untruths told on purpose.
- നുണപറയുക (nunaparayuka) — Tell lies with ulterior motives, calumniate, fib.
- പുളുവടിക്കുക (puluvadikkuka) — Tell lies, talk exaggeratingly, utter white lies or falsehood.
nunakal is the noun in the plural, nunaparayuka is the verb of telling lies, and puluvadikkuka is a more colloquial verb for boasting and spinning tales.
Common questions
How do you say lies in Malayalam?
നുണകൾ (nunakal).
How do you say to tell lies?
നുണപറയുക (nunaparayuka).