Malicious in Malayalam
Malicious as a describing word is പകയുളള (pakayulla) in Malayalam, built on the noun for enmity. It fits a malicious rumour as well as a malicious person. For the person themselves, ദ്രോഹി (drohi) names one who harms or oppresses.
Most common translation
Hostile, spiteful, malicious.
പകയുളള വാക്കുകൾ ആരോടും പറയരുത്.
pakayulla vaakkukal aarodum parayaruthu.
Do not speak spiteful words to anyone.
All Malayalam words for “malicious”
- പകയുളള (pakayulla) — Hostile, spiteful, malicious.
- ദ്രോഹി (drohi) — One who harms or injures or oppresses. n. harming, injuring, malicious.
പകയുളള (pakayulla) qualifies a noun, while ദ്രോഹി (drohi) is itself a noun for the wrongdoer, with a stronger charge of actual injury.
Common questions
How do you say malicious in Malayalam?
Use പകയുളള (pakayulla).
What do you call a malicious person?
ദ്രോഹി (drohi), one who harms or oppresses others.