Putting in Malayalam
The closest usable entry is ചേർക്കുക (cherkkuka), to add or put in, the verb for joining one thing to another, putting sugar in tea or a name on a list. The rkk cluster is pronounced with the r lightly tapped before the held kk. Its verbal noun covers the English putting in.
Added, put in, joined on to something else; listed here as the verb to add; adding; putting one thing together with another, including something more, adding numbers.
അമ്മ കറിയിൽ ഉപ്പ് ചേർത്തു.
amma kariyil uppu cherthu.
Mother added salt to the curry.
All Malayalam words for “putting”
- ചേർക്കുക (cherkkuka) — Added, put in, joined on to something else; listed here as the verb to add; adding; putting one thing together with another, including something more, adding numbers.
- ഗമ (gama) — Pride, putting on airs, snobbery, affectation.
- നടപ്പാക്കൽ (nadappaakkal) — Execution, the carrying out of a plan, order or task, putting something into effect.
- മോന്തുക (monthuka) — Drink by putting the lips to the mouth of the vessel, drink off completely.
There is no general gerund of put here: നടപ്പാക്കൽ (nadappaakkal) is putting a plan into effect, ഗമ (gama) is putting on airs, and മോന്തുക (monthuka) is drinking straight from the vessel.
Common questions
How do you say putting in Malayalam?
For putting something in or adding it, use ചേർക്കുക (cherkkuka); Malayalam forms the gerund from the verb stem rather than with a separate word.
How do you say putting a plan into action?
That is നടപ്പാക്കൽ (nadappaakkal), the noun for carrying out or implementing something.