Plead in Malayalam
വാദിക്കുക (vaadikkuka) is to plead or argue a case, the word for speaking up on behalf of someone, in court and out of it. It sits comfortably in legal Malayalam and in ordinary argument.
Most common translation
Speak, say, argue, plead, advocate.
വക്കീൽ കോടതിയിൽ ശക്തമായി വാദിച്ചു.
vakkeel kodathiyil shakthamaayi vaadichu.
The lawyer argued strongly in court.
All Malayalam words for “plead”
- വാദിക്കുക (vaadikkuka) — Speak, say, argue, plead, advocate.
- വ്യവഹരിക്കുക (vyavaharikkuka) — Deal, argue, litigate, plead, hold a brief, advocate.
- ഏറ്റുപിടിക്കുക (eattupidikkuka) — Stand or plead for the opponents or adversaries, poke one's nose into others' affairs.
vyavaharikkuka is the fuller courtroom word, to litigate or hold a brief, while eattupidikkuka is pleading for the other side and carries a note of meddling.
Common questions
How do you say plead in Malayalam?
വാദിക്കുക (vaadikkuka), to plead or argue for someone.
Which word fits pleading a case in court?
വ്യവഹരിക്കുക (vyavaharikkuka), which covers litigating and holding a brief.