Roar in Malayalam
A roar is ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam), the sound of a lion, an elephant or thunder. It is a Sanskrit word with real force in it, and Malayalam uses it of a leader's speech as readily as of an animal.
Most common translation
Roar, loud cry of lion or elephant, cry of rage, sound of thunder, shouting.
സിംഹത്തിന്റെ ഗര്ജ്ജനം ദൂരെ കേട്ടു.
simhathinte garjjanam doore kettu.
The lion's roar was heard far away.
All Malayalam words for “roar”
- ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam) — Roar, loud cry of lion or elephant, cry of rage, sound of thunder, shouting.
- അലര്ച്ച (alarcha) — Roar, crying aloud.
- ഇരച്ചില് (irachil) — Roar, roar of the sea.
- ഇരമ്പല് (irambal) — Roar, loud sound.
- ഇരമ്പുക (irambuka) — Roar.
- ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുക (garjjikkuka) — Roar, make a loud cry, shout, thunder.
alarcha is a human roar or scream and irachil the roar of the sea or a crowd, while irambal is any loud rumble; garjjikkuka is the verb of the main word and irambuka the verb of the rumbling one.
Common questions
How do you say roar in Malayalam?
Say ഗര്ജ്ജനം (garjjanam).
Which word fits the roar of the sea?
ഇരച്ചില് (irachil), which the entry glosses as the roar of the sea.