Munificence in Malayalam
Munificence is ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) in Malayalam, built on thyaagam, sacrifice, so it suggests a readiness to give things up. It describes a giving temperament rather than one generous act. The register is literary.
Most common translation
Munificence, readiness to make sacrifices.
അമ്മയുടെ ത്യാഗശീലം ഞങ്ങൾ മറക്കില്ല.
ammayude thyaagasheelam njangal marakkilla.
We will not forget mother's readiness to sacrifice.
All Malayalam words for “munificence”
- ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) — Munificence, readiness to make sacrifices.
- ദാക്ഷിണ്യം (daakshinyam) — Mercy, kindness, generosity, munificence, favour, sympathy, concord.
ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) emphasises self-sacrificing generosity, while ദാക്ഷിണ്യം (daakshinyam) is kindness and gracious favour more broadly.
Common questions
How do you say munificence in Malayalam?
ത്യാഗശീലം (thyaagasheelam) is the term for open-handed generosity.
Which word fits simple kindness?
ദാക്ഷിണ്യം (daakshinyam) covers kindness, sympathy and goodwill.