Ready in Malayalam
Ready is തയ്യാർ (thayyaar), a word borrowed long ago from Hindustani and now thoroughly at home, said with a doubled yy and a long final aar. It is what you say of food that is ready, of a person set to go and of a document prepared. Film dialogue is full of it.
Ready, prepared, set to do something.
അമ്മയുടെ ഭക്ഷണം ഇപ്പോൾ തയ്യാറായി.
ammayude bhakshanam ippol thayyaaraayi.
Mother's food is ready now.
All Malayalam words for “ready”
- തയ്യാർ (thayyaar) — Ready, prepared, set to do something.
- ആയുധസന്നാഹം (aayudhasannaaham) — Equipage of arms or weapons, getting arms ready.
- ആരചിക്കുക (aarachikkuka) — Prepare, compose, make ready.
- ഒരുങ്ങുക (orunguka) — Get ready, prepare, getting dressed up to go out.
- കച്ചകെട്ടുക (kachakettuka) — Get ready, begin.
- കപ്പുകെട്ടുക (kappukettuka) — Prepare, get ready.
- കൈമുതല് (kaimuthal) — Cash in hand, ready money, investment.
- തയ്യാറാക്കുക (thayyaraakkuka) — Make ready, make preparation, arrange.
- തയ്യാറായ (thayyaraya) — Willing; ready and happy to do something, not refusing.
- തയ്യാറായിരിക്കുക (thayyaaraayirikkuka) — Be ready, be prepared.
- പണം (panam) — Cash, money in notes and coins, ready money; money, cash, the coins and notes used to pay for things.
- മുതിരുക (muthiruka) — Attempt, prepare, get ready, grow.
- രൊക്കം (rokkam) — Ready cash.
- സജ്ജീകരിക്കുക (sajjeekarikkuka) — Prepare, equip, make ready, arrange.
The verbs differ from the adjective: ഒരുങ്ങുക (orunguka) is to get oneself ready, including getting dressed, and കച്ചകെട്ടുക (kachakettuka) and കപ്പുകെട്ടുക (kappukettuka) are idioms for girding up and setting to work; കൈമുതല് (kaimuthal) is ready money in hand.
Common questions
How do you say ready in Malayalam?
തയ്യാർ (thayyaar), ready or prepared.
How do you say get ready?
ഒരുങ്ങുക (orunguka), the verb for preparing yourself and dressing to go out.