Offence in Malayalam
An offence or fault is അപരാധം (aparadham) in Malayalam, used both of wrongdoing and of a legal offence. The entry also has അതിക്രമം (athikramam), a transgression or trespass, and ശിക്ഷ (shiksha), the punishment that follows. Everyday apologies often use the first.
Most common translation
Offence, fault.
അവൻ ചെയ്ത അപരാധം ഏറ്റുപറഞ്ഞു.
avan cheytha aparadham ettuparanju.
He confessed the offence he had committed.
All Malayalam words for “offence”
- അപരാധം (aparadham) — Offence, fault.
- അതിക്രമം (athikramam) — Offence, outrage, injustice, trespass.
- പൊല്ലാപ്പ് (pollappu) — Evil, vileness, trouble, mischief, offence.
- കുറ്റം ചുമത്തിയ (kuttam chumatthiya) — Charged; formally accused of an offence; charging a price or a battery are separate senses.
- പരിഭവം (paribhvam) — Disrespect, feeling of offence, ill- will, failure, complaint.
- പരിഭവിക്കുക (paribhavikkuka) — Feel offended, be ill-disposed, take offence at; v.t. show disrespect, defeat.
- ശിക്ഷ (shiksha) — Punishment, a penalty given for a mistake or an offence.
അപരാധം is the fault or offence itself, അതിക്രമം a violation or trespass, പരിഭവം the feeling of being slighted, and ശിക്ഷ the penalty imposed.
Common questions
How do you say offence in Malayalam?
Say അപരാധം (aparadham).
How do you say punishment?
ശിക്ഷ (shiksha).