Live in Malayalam
To live is ജീവിക്കുക (jeevikkuka) in Malayalam, used for being alive and for leading a life of a certain kind. It is the verb in talk of making a living. To live somewhere, in the sense of dwelling, is നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka) or the plainer പാര്ക്കുക (paarkkuka).
Most common translation
Live, subsist, come to life, lead a life of.
അവൾ നഗരത്തിൽ ജീവിക്കുന്നു.
aval nagaratthil jeevikkunnu.
She lives in the city.
All Malayalam words for “live”
- ജീവിക്കുക (jeevikkuka) — Live, subsist, come to life, lead a life of.
- നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka) — Live, inhabit, dwell.
- പാര്ക്കുക (paarkkuka) — Live, dwell, look, see.
- വാഴുക (vaazhuka) — Live, remain comfortably, rule.
- ഉപജീവിക്കുക (upajeevikkuka) — Depend, live, subsist, base upon.
- കഴിയുക (kazhiyuka) — End, conclude, die, be competent, live.
- വീര്ക്കുക (veerkkuka) — Become fat, swell up, pant, gasp, sigh, live, throb.
- കനല് (kanal) — Live coal, ember.
- ജീവിച്ചു (jeevichu) — Lived; the past form of live, stayed alive or spent one's life; for living at a place Malayalam usually says thaamasichu.
- ജീവിപ്പിക്കുക (jeevippikkuka) — Bring to life, cause to live, resurrect.
- താമസക്കാർ (thaamasakkaar) — Residents; people who live in a place, inhabitants of a house, flat or locality.
- തീക്കട്ട (theekkatta) — Burning or live coal.
- പാർപ്പിടം (paarppidam) — Housing; dwellings or accommodation for people to live in; a house loan is bhavana vaaypa.
- പുറ്റ് (putt) — Soil heaped by white ants etc., dry pass, holes where sucker, rats, ants, etc. live.
- വീടുകൾ (veedukal) — Houses; the buildings people live in, homes; homes; the houses where families live, dwellings, places of residence.
jeevikkuka is about being alive, nivasikkuka and paarkkuka about residing in a place, vaazhuka about living comfortably or ruling, and upajeevikkuka about living off something.
Common questions
How do you say live in Malayalam?
ജീവിക്കുക (jeevikkuka).
How do you say live in a place?
പാര്ക്കുക (paarkkuka), or the formal നിവസിക്കുക (nivasikkuka).