Senseless in Malayalam
ലക്കുകെട്ട (lakkuketta) is senseless in the sense of aimless and wild, said of senseless talk or senseless running about. It is spoken Malayalam with a note of impatience in it.
Most common translation
Senseless, aimless.
ഇത് ഒരു ലക്കുകെട്ട തീരുമാനമാണ്.
ithu oru lakkuketta theerumaanamaanu.
This is a senseless decision.
All Malayalam words for “senseless”
- ലക്കുകെട്ട (lakkuketta) — Senseless, aimless.
- നിര്ജ്ജീവ (nirjjeeva) — Lifeless, senseless, dead, passive, inactive.
nirjjeeva is lifeless and inert, so it fits a body or a limp object and does not describe foolish behaviour.
Common questions
How do you say senseless in Malayalam?
ലക്കുകെട്ട (lakkuketta) for senseless behaviour; നിര്ജ്ജീവ (nirjjeeva) for lifeless.
Which word fits someone knocked unconscious?
നിര്ജ്ജീവ (nirjjeeva), which covers the lifeless, inert state.