Losing in Malayalam
What the list gives for losing is നഷ്ടം (nashtam), the noun for a loss, whether of money, value or something dear. It names the result rather than the ongoing act, so a sentence about losing something usually turns on this noun. The verb form itself is not among the options.
Most common translation
Loss, money or value lost, damage, the harm of losing something.
കച്ചവടത്തിൽ നഷ്ടം ഉണ്ടായി.
kachavadathil nashtam undaayi.
There was a loss in the business.
All Malayalam words for “losing”
- നഷ്ടം (nashtam) — Loss, money or value lost, damage, the harm of losing something.
- ചൂടോടെ (choodode) — Hot, piping hot, without delay, without losing warmth, fresh.
nashtam is the loss as a noun, while choodode means piping hot, without losing warmth, and reaches the word only through that phrase.
Common questions
How do you say losing in Malayalam?
നഷ്ടം (nashtam) is the listed word, naming the loss itself.
Can nashtam mean a business loss?
Yes, it is the usual word for money or value lost.