Petitioner in Malayalam
A petitioner, the person who files a complaint or a petition, is പരാതിക്കാരന് (paraathikkaaran). Say pa-raa-thik-kaa-ran. It is the standard word in Kerala offices and courts for a complainant.
Most common translation
പരാതിക്കാരന് (paraathikkaaran)
Complainant, petitioner.
പരാതിക്കാരന് രാവിലെ സ്റ്റേഷനിൽ എത്തി.
paraathikkaaran raavile stteshanil etthi.
The complainant reached the station in the morning.
All Malayalam words for “petitioner”
- പരാതിക്കാരന് (paraathikkaaran) — Complainant, petitioner.
- വാദി (vaadi) — Pleading, petitioning, speaking, contending; plaintiff, one who pleads, spokesman, petitioner, one who plays on a musical instrument, scholar.
വാദി (vaadi) is the court word for a plaintiff or one who pleads, and it also means a musician or a scholar, so paraathikkaaran is the safer choice for an ordinary petition.
Common questions
How do you say petitioner in Malayalam?
Petitioner is പരാതിക്കാരന് (paraathikkaaran).
Is there a feminine form?
Yes. Malayalam changes the agent ending for a woman complainant, as it does with other words for a person in a role.