Serving in Malayalam
ശുശ്രൂഷ (shushroosha) is serving, the act of attending on someone and waiting on them, and it includes service in a church. It is a noun, so it suits talk of serving others rather than one particular act.
Most common translation
Serving, service, waiting on, attending to, menial service, holy service in the church.
രോഗിക്ക് നല്ല ശുശ്രൂഷ കിട്ടി.
rogikku nalla shushroosha kitti.
The patient received good care.
All Malayalam words for “serving”
- ശുശ്രൂഷ (shushroosha) — Serving, service, waiting on, attending to, menial service, holy service in the church.
- പട്ടാളക്കാർ (pattaalakkaar) — Soldiers; men and women serving in an army, troops, members of the military.
- വിളമ്പല് (vilambal) — Serving of food; (fig.) being officious, interrupt unnecessarily, make (some secret) public.
- സഹായിക്കുന്നു (sahaayikkunnu) — Helping; giving help or a hand to someone; in English helping also means one serving of food; helps; the present form of sahaayikkuka, to help or assist, to be of use.
vilambal is serving food, the ladling out at a meal, and pattaalakkaar is soldiers serving in an army, so each entry covers a different kind of serving.
Common questions
How do you say serving in Malayalam?
ശുശ്രൂഷ (shushroosha) for attending on someone; വിളമ്പല് (vilambal) for serving food.
Does vilambal have a figurative sense?
Yes. വിളമ്പല് (vilambal) can also describe being officious or letting a secret out.