Loudly in Malayalam
To talk loudly in Malayalam is ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka), literally to take up one's voice. It covers clamouring, raising a din and speaking angrily at volume, so it fits people rather than machines. The word is a verb, so it changes with tense rather than sitting unchanged like an English adverb.
Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
കുട്ടികൾ മുറ്റത്ത് ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുന്നു.
kuttikal muttathu ochayedukkunnu.
The children are making noise in the yard.
All Malayalam words for “loudly”
- ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) — Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
- പ്രകാശം (prakasham) — Light, clearness, lustre, commentary, development, expansion, chapter, mirror, knowledge, what a character in a play says loudly for everyone to hear (not as an 'aside').
Only ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) has anything to do with volume here; പ്രകാശം (prakasham) means light or clearness and belongs to a different sense of the word loud.
Common questions
How do you say loudly in Malayalam?
Use the verb ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka), to speak or shout loudly.
Does Malayalam have a single adverb for loudly?
Not among these options. The idea is carried by a verb of raising the voice, ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka).