Pluck in Malayalam
പറിക്കുക (parikkuka) is to pluck, used of flowers, leaves and anything pulled off by hand, and it stretches to uprooting. Nothing about it is delicate; it also covers snatching and plundering.
Most common translation
Pluck, uproot, pull off, plunder.
തോട്ടത്തിൽ നിന്ന് പൂക്കൾ പറിക്കരുത്.
thottathil ninnu pookkal parikkaruthu.
Do not pluck flowers from the garden.
All Malayalam words for “pluck”
- പറിക്കുക (parikkuka) — Pluck, uproot, pull off, plunder.
- പിടുങ്ങുക (pidunguka) — Get possession of sth. by fraud, rob, pluck.
- അടര്ത്തുക (adarthuka) — Separate, break, pluck and separate.
- ഉരിയുക (uriyuka) — Be stripped, slip off, pluck off.
pidunguka is taking something by fraud, adarthuka is plucking so as to separate, and uriyuka is a thing slipping or being stripped off, so parikkuka is the general verb.
Common questions
How do you say pluck in Malayalam?
പറിക്കുക (parikkuka), to pluck or pull off.
Which word fits plucking fruit from a tree?
പറിക്കുക (parikkuka) is the usual choice.