Loud in Malayalam
Malayalam renders loud with ഉച്ച (ucha), a word for high or raised that also covers a voice or sound pitched loud. When the noise is extreme, speakers stack it up to അത്യുച്ച്ച (athyuchcha), very loud. A continuous loud rumble has its own noun, ഇരമ്പല് (irambal).
High, tall, loud, on the ascendant.
ഉച്ചയ്ക്ക് ഞങ്ങൾ ഊണ് കഴിച്ചു.
uchaykku njangal oonu kazhichu.
We ate lunch at noon.
All Malayalam words for “loud”
- ഉച്ച (ucha) — High, tall, loud, on the ascendant.
- അത്യുച്ച്ച (athyuchcha) — Highest, very high, very loud.
- ഇടി (idi) — Thunder. The loud sound in the sky during rain; also a thump or blow.
- ഇരമ്പല് (irambal) — Roar, loud sound.
- കാഹളം (kahalam) — Trumpet, drum, din, loud sound.
- കുരയ്ക്കുക (kuraykkuka) — Make a loud noise, cough, (idm.) chatter aloud meaninglessly.
- ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) — Roar, loud cry of lion or elephant, cry of rage, sound of thunder, shouting.
- ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുക (garjjikkuka) — Roar, make a loud cry, shout, thunder.
- നിലവിളി (nilavili) — Loud cry, wail, scream.
- പരിഘോഷം (parighosham) — Loud noise, roaring thunder, contemptuous or derisive talk.
- പൂര (poora) — Loud cry of hunters.
The listed words split by what is making the noise: ഇടി (idi) is thunder, ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) the roar of a lion or elephant, കാഹളം (kahalam) the blare of a trumpet or drum, and കുരയ്ക്കുക (kuraykkuka) is a verb for making a racket.
Common questions
How do you say loud in Malayalam?
Say ഉച്ച (ucha); for something extremely loud, use അത്യുച്ച്ച (athyuchcha).
Which word describes a loud roaring sound?
ഇരമ്പല് (irambal) is a roar or rumble, while ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) is the roar of a large animal.