Revenge in Malayalam
Revenge is പ്രതികാരം (prathikaram), the noun Malayalam uses for a score settled, from a family feud to a film plot. It is Sanskrit in origin but entirely at home in speech, and it needs no help to be understood.
Revenge, retaliation, vendetta, remedy, retribution.
പഴയ പ്രതികാരം ഇപ്പോഴും അവന്റെ മനസ്സിലുണ്ട്.
pazhaya prathikaram ippozhum avante manassilundu.
The old vengeance is still in his mind.
All Malayalam words for “revenge”
- പ്രതികാരം (prathikaram) — Revenge, retaliation, vendetta, remedy, retribution.
- പകവീട്ടല് (pakaveettal) — Revenge, retaliation.
- പ്രതിക്രിയ (prathikriya) — Revenge, retaliation, remedy, compensation, retribution.
- പകരം വീട്ടുക (pakaram veettuka) — Retaliate, revenge, avenge.
- പകവീട്ടുക (pakaveettuka) — Take revenge on, revenge.
- വീട്ടുക (veettuka) — Repay a debt, return (a service, etc.), end a penance or vow, revenge.
- പ്രതികാരപരമായ (prathikaraparamaya) — Retaliatory, pert. to revenge.
pakaveettal and pakaveettuka are the native noun and verb for paying off a grudge, pakaram veettuka is the two word phrase for returning like for like, veettuka alone means to repay a debt, and prathikaraparamaya is the adjective.
Common questions
How do you say revenge in Malayalam?
Say പ്രതികാരം (prathikaram).
How do you say to take revenge?
പകവീട്ടുക (pakaveettuka) or the phrase പകരം വീട്ടുക (pakaram veettuka), both of which mean to pay someone back.