Mentally in Malayalam
Mentally is മാനസികമായി (maanasikamaayi), a long word but a regular one: it is built on the word for mind, and the ending -aayi is what turns an adjective into an adverb. It appears in health and legal contexts as readily as in talk about being mentally tired.
Most common translation
Mentally, in the mind, with regard to one's mental state.
അവൾ മാനസികമായി തളർന്നു.
aval maanasikamaayi thalarnnu
She was mentally exhausted.
All Malayalam words for “mentally”
- മാനസികമായി (maanasikamaayi) — Mentally, in the mind, with regard to one's mental state.
- മതികെടുക (mathikeduka) — Lose consciousness, be mentally confused, become silly.
- മനംകുലുങ്ങുക (manamkulunguka) — Be disheartened, be mentally shaken or upset, hesitate.
maanasikamaayi is the neutral adverb, while മതികെടുക (mathikeduka) and മനംകുലുങ്ങുക (manamkulunguka) are vivid verbs for losing one's wits and being badly shaken, not substitutes for it.
Common questions
How do you say mentally in Malayalam?
മാനസികമായി (maanasikamaayi).
What does the ending -aayi do?
It builds an adverb, so the adjective for mental becomes മാനസികമായി (maanasikamaayi), mentally.