Seizing in Malayalam
പിടിച്ചുപറി (pidichupari) is seizing by force, taking something away from someone, and it is the word used for robbery and strong-arm grabbing. It is a compound of the verbs for holding and plucking.
Most common translation
Robbery, seizing by force, taking away by force.
രാത്രി യാത്രയില് പിടിച്ചുപറി സൂക്ഷിക്കണം.
raathri yaathrayil pidichupari sookshikkanam.
Beware of robbery during night travel.
All Malayalam words for “seizing”
- പിടിച്ചുപറി (pidichupari) — Robbery, seizing by force, taking away by force.
- ഉപഗ്രഹം (upagraham) — Satellite, a minor planet, seizing and arresting, confinement, defeat.
- പൊത്തിപ്പിടി (pothippidi) — Covering with the palms, seizing person round his shoulders and arms (as in wrestling).
- റാഞ്ചല് (raanchal) — Seizing and carrying away suddenly.
raanchal is a sudden snatch and carrying off, pothippidi is a wrestler's hold round the shoulders, and upagraham has seizing only as a minor sense behind satellite.
Common questions
How do you say seizing in Malayalam?
പിടിച്ചുപറി (pidichupari) for seizing by force.
Which word describes snatching and running?
റാഞ്ചല് (raanchal), seizing and carrying away suddenly.