Load in Malayalam
A load you lift and carry is ചുമട് (chumad), the bundle a headload worker shoulders. The final d is a light tap, chu-mad, and the matching verb appears in the list as ചുമന്നു (chumannu), carried.
Most common translation
Burden, load.
തലയിൽ ചുമട് ആയി അവൾ നടന്നു.
thalayil chumadu aayi aval nadannu.
She walked with a load on her head.
All Malayalam words for “load”
- ചുമട് (chumad) — Burden, load.
- കയറ്റുക (kayattuka) — Let in, raise, lift up, insert, load.
- ചുമക്കുക (chumakkuka) — Carry, to bear a load; to take something from one place to another.
- ചുമന്നു (chumannu) — Carried; the past of chumakkuka, to carry or bear a load; carried away or taken along is kondupoyi.
- ചുമല് (chumal) — Shoulder, neck or the part that bears a load, back.
- താങ്ങിക്കൊടുക്കുക (thaangikkodukkuka) — Help in lifting a load, support, help.
chumad is the physical burden, കയറ്റുക (kayattuka) is loading something onto a vehicle, and ചുമല് (chumal) is the shoulder that bears it. താങ്ങിക്കൊടുക്കുക (thaangikkodukkuka) means helping someone lift a load.
Common questions
What is load in Malayalam?
ചുമട് (chumad), a load or burden.
How do I say to load a lorry?
Use കയറ്റുക (kayattuka), which means lifting something up and in.