Noise in Malayalam
Noise is ഒച്ച (ocha) in Malayalam, covering any sound from a faint one to a din. The same word serves for a voice and even for rumour going around.
Most common translation
Sound, noise, rumour, fame, din, clamour, voice.
പുറത്ത് എന്തോ ഒച്ച കേട്ടു.
purathu entho ocha kettu.
I heard some noise outside.
All Malayalam words for “noise”
- ഒച്ച (ocha) — Sound, noise, rumour, fame, din, clamour, voice.
- നാദം (naadam) — Sound, noise, voice, echo.
- ധ്വനം (dhwanam) — Sound, voice, noise, echo.
- ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) — Clamour, make much noise, speak very loudly or angrily.
- കുരയ്ക്കുക (kuraykkuka) — Make a loud noise, cough, (idm.) chatter aloud meaninglessly.
- പരിഘോഷം (parighosham) — Loud noise, roaring thunder, contemptuous or derisive talk.
- ശബ്ദിക്കുക (shabdikkuka) — Make a sound or noise, speak, utter.
ഒച്ച (ocha) is everyday noise, നാദം (naadam) and ധ്വനം (dhwanam) are sound in a more formal register, പരിഘോഷം (parighosham) is a loud roar, and ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) is the verb for making a racket.
Common questions
How do you say noise in Malayalam?
Say ഒച്ച (ocha).
How do you say to make a noise?
ശബ്ദിക്കുക (shabdikkuka) is to make a sound, and ഒച്ചയെടുക്കുക (ochayedukkuka) is to be loud about it.