Prowl in Malayalam
Malayalam describes prowling as ഇര തേടുക (ira theduka), literally going about in search of prey. It is a two-word phrase, used of a tiger on the move at night as readily as of a person circling with bad intentions.
Most common translation
Prowl.
രാത്രിയിൽ പുലി ഇര തേടുക പതിവാണ്.
raathriyil puli ira theduka pathivaanu.
It is usual for a tiger to prowl at night.
Dictionary entry
- ഇര തേടുക (ira theduka) — Prowl.
ഇര തേടുക (ira theduka) keeps its hunting image, so it suits an animal on the hunt or a figurative predator, but not somebody merely wandering about.
Common questions
How do you say prowl in Malayalam?
ഇര തേടുക (ira theduka), a phrase that means to roam looking for prey.
Is it harsh to use about a person?
Yes, quite. Saying someone is doing ira theduka implies they are hunting for a victim, so it lands as an accusation.