Petitioning in Malayalam
Petitioning in the sense of asking and pleading is യാചിക്കല് (yaachikkal), the noun of a verb meaning to beg or request. Say yaa-chik-kal. It carries a note of supplication rather than of paperwork.
Most common translation
Begging, requesting, petitioning.
യാചിക്കല് അവന് ഇഷ്ടമുള്ള കാര്യമല്ല.
yaachikkal avanu ishtamulla kaaryamalla
Begging is not something he likes.
All Malayalam words for “petitioning”
- യാചിക്കല് (yaachikkal) — Begging, requesting, petitioning.
- വാദി (vaadi) — Pleading, petitioning, speaking, contending; plaintiff, one who pleads, spokesman, petitioner, one who plays on a musical instrument, scholar.
വാദി (vaadi) is the person who petitions and the act of pleading in court; for filing a petition Malayalam uses the word for complaint with a verb of giving.
Common questions
How do you say petitioning in Malayalam?
Petitioning is യാചിക്കല് (yaachikkal).
Does yaachikkal mean begging?
Yes, it covers begging as well, so the word suits earnest pleading more than a formal application.