Rising in Malayalam
ഉദയം (udhyam) is rising in the sense of coming up, above all the rising of the sun. It is also used for the rise of a person or a dynasty, and it supplies a good many Kerala personal names.
Most common translation
Rising, birth, origin, prosperity, dawn.
മലമുകളില് നിന്ന് ഉദയം കാണാന് പോയി.
malamukalil ninnu udayam kaanaan poyi.
We went to see the sunrise from the hilltop.
All Malayalam words for “rising”
- ഉദയം (udhyam) — Rising, birth, origin, prosperity, dawn.
- പൊങ്ങല് (pongal) — Rising.
- പൊന്തല് (ponthal) — Rising, going up.
- ഉദയാസ്തമയം (udayaasthamayam) — Rising and setting.
- ഉയരമുള്ള (uyaramulla) — High, tall; rising far above the ground.
pongal and ponthal are plain nouns for going up, uyaramulla is the adjective tall or high, and udayaasthamayam is the pair rising and setting used of the sun; none of them covers a rising in the sense of a revolt.
Common questions
How do you say rising in Malayalam?
Say ഉദയം (udhyam).
What is sunrise and sunset together called?
ഉദയാസ്തമയം (udayaasthamayam), a single compound covering both.