Provoked in Malayalam
Provoked, in the sense of angered or enraged, is പ്രകോപിത (prakopitha) in Malayalam. It is a formal Sanskritic adjective used in news writing about provoked crowds or provoked reactions. Say it pra-ko-pi-tha, with a soft final th.
Most common translation
Provoked, angry, enraged.
പ്രകോപിത മനസ്സോടെ അവൻ പുറത്തുപോയി.
prakopitha manassode avan puratthupoyi.
He went out with an enraged mind.
All Malayalam words for “provoked”
- പ്രകോപിത (prakopitha) — Provoked, angry, enraged.
- ശുണ്ഠിക്കാരന് (shundikkaaran) — An easily provoked or quick tempered man.
Of the pair here, prakopitha describes someone or something that has been provoked into anger, while ശുണ്ഠിക്കാരന് (shundikkaaran) is a noun for a quick-tempered man who is easily provoked.
Common questions
What is the Malayalam word for provoked?
Provoked is പ്രകോപിത (prakopitha).
Which word describes a short-tempered person?
ശുണ്ഠിക്കാരന് (shundikkaaran), which names the type of man who flares up easily rather than a single occasion of being provoked.