Open in Malayalam
Open as an adjective is തുറന്ന (thuranna) in Malayalam, from thurakkuka, to open, so it describes a door, a shop or a frank manner. Public meetings and open letters take the same word. Say thu-ran-na.
Most common translation
Open, public, frank, unconcealed.
വാതിൽ തുറന്നു കിടക്കുന്നു.
vaathil thurannu kidakkunnu.
The door is lying open.
All Malayalam words for “open”
- തുറന്ന (thuranna) — Open, public, frank, unconcealed.
- അസംവൃത (asamvrutha) — Open, uncovered,.
- തുറസ്സായ (thurassaaya) — Open, plain.
- നിരന്തര (niranthara) — Continuous, open, invariable, dense.
- വിവരിക്കുക (vivarikkuka) — Describe, narrate, open.
- അങ്കണം (ankanam) — Courtyard, open space.
- അടഞ്ഞ (adanja) — Closed; shut, not open, no longer doing business.
- അനാവൃത (anavritha) — Uncovered, open exposed.
- ഓപ്ഷനുകൾ (opshanukal) — Options; choices available to pick from, alternatives, the different ways open to someone.
- ഓപ്ഷൻ (opshan) — Option; a choice open to you, one of the alternatives available, a setting you can pick on a device.
- കുത്തിപ്പൊളിക്കുക (kuthippolikkuka) — Force open, break open.
- ചെരുപ്പ് (cheruppu) — Sandal. An open footwear worn on the feet; slipper, chappal.
- തുറക്കുക (thurakkuka) — Opened, past of open; made a door, box or shop open; unfastened or started business.
- തുറന്നുകിടക്കുന്ന (thurannukidakkunna) — Exposed, left open or uncovered, without protection; also brought to light.
- തുറന്നുപറയുന്ന (thurannuparayunna) — Frank, open and straightforward in speech, saying plainly what one thinks.
- പാർക്ക് (park) — Park, a public garden, an open place for walking and play.
- പുറങ്കടല് (purankadal) — Open sea, the high seas.
- പോര്വിളി (porvili) — Battle cry, war cry, challenging for battle, open challenge.
- വയലുകൾ (vayalukal) — Fields, open farm land where crops are grown; areas of study or work are meghalakal.
- വയൽ (vayal) — Field, a paddy field, a cultivated plot of open land.
- വെളി (veli) — Open expanse of land, waste land, sky, a kind of wild yam.
തുറന്ന (thuranna) is the everyday adjective, തുറസ്സായ (thurassaaya) adds the sense of plain and unconcealed, അസംവൃത (asamvrutha) is a formal word for uncovered, അങ്കണം (ankanam) an open courtyard, and നിരന്തര (niranthara), വിവരിക്കുക (vivarikkuka) and ചെരുപ്പ് (cheruppu) have other main senses.
Common questions
How do you say open in Malayalam?
തുറന്ന (thuranna) is the usual adjective for open.
Which word names an open yard?
അങ്കണം (ankanam) is a courtyard or open space.