Pleasant in Malayalam
പ്രസന്ന (prasanna) describes something pleasant, bright and cheerful, and it is often used of a face or a mood. For a pleasant day or a pleasant person the plain everyday choice is നല്ല (nalla).
Most common translation
Pleasant, pleasing, bright, joyful, clear.
ഇന്ന് അവളുടെ മുഖം പ്രസന്നമായിരുന്നു.
innu avalude mukham prasannamaayirunnu.
Her face was cheerful today.
All Malayalam words for “pleasant”
- പ്രസന്ന (prasanna) — Pleasant, pleasing, bright, joyful, clear.
- അഭിരാമ (abhirama) — Pleasing, charming, pleasant.
- ആഹ്ലാദകര (ahladakara) — Delightful, joyful, pleasant, gladdening, exuberant.
- നല്ല (nalla) — Fine, good, well, satisfactory; good enough in quality; nice, good, pleasant, kind.
- മധുരമുള്ള (madhuramulla) — Sweet; tasting of sugar or honey, pleasant.
- ഹൃദ്യ (hridya) — Hearty, dear, beloved, pleasant, charming, candid, frank.
- അപ്രസന്നം (aprasannam) — That which is not pleasant or cheerful.
- ഇഷ്ടവാക്ക് (ishtavaakk) — Agreeable conversation, pleasant talk.
- തെളിച്ചം (thelicham) — Brightness, pleasant appearance.
- ഭംഗിയില്ലാത്ത (bhangiyillatha) — Ugly; not pleasant to look at.
- മധുരിക്കുക (madhurikkuka) — Taste sweet, be pleasant, be delicious, be hearty.
- മുഖപ്രസാദം (mugaprasaadam) — Pleasant face.
- രുചികരമായ (ruchikaramaaya) — Delicious, tasty, very pleasant to eat.
- സല്ലാപം (sallaapam) — Pleasant talk, conversation.
- സുഖകരം (sukhakaram) — Comfortable. Giving ease and comfort; pleasant and free from strain.
- സൗഹൃദപരമായ (sauhridaparamaaya) — Friendly, kind and pleasant towards others, easy to get along with.
madhuramulla is pleasant in the sense of sweet to the taste, abhirama and ahladakara come closer to charming and delightful, and bhangiyillatha is the opposite, not pleasant to look at.
Common questions
How do you say pleasant in Malayalam?
പ്രസന്ന (prasanna) for pleasant and cheerful, നല്ല (nalla) in everyday speech.
Which word would you use for a pleasant taste?
മധുരമുള്ള (madhuramulla), which means sweet.