Lonely in Malayalam
Lonely and solitary are both ഏകാന്ത (ekaantha) in Malayalam. The adjective is built on the word for one, and it describes places as readily as people: a lonely road, a secluded corner. Say it e-kaan-tha.
Most common translation
Lonely, deserted, secluded, solitary.
ഏകാന്തമായ വഴിയിൽ ആരും ഇല്ലായിരുന്നു.
ekaanthamaaya vazhiyil aarum illaayirunnu.
There was nobody on the lonely road.
All Malayalam words for “lonely”
- ഏകാന്ത (ekaantha) — Lonely, deserted, secluded, solitary.
- ഏകാന്തജീവിതം (ekaanthajeevitham) — Lonely life.
- ഏകാന്തസ്ഥലം (ekaanthasthalam) — A deserted place, a secret place, a lonely place.
- ഏകി (eaki) — A lonely woman, widow.
The others are built from it: ഏകാന്തജീവിതം is a lonely life, ഏകാന്തസ്ഥലം is a deserted or secluded place, and ഏകി is an older word for a woman left alone or widowed.
Common questions
How do you say lonely in Malayalam?
ഏകാന്ത (ekaantha) is the adjective for lonely, solitary or secluded.
How do I say a lonely place?
ഏകാന്തസ്ഥലം (ekaanthasthalam) is the ready-made compound for a lonely or deserted place.