Shedding in Malayalam
Shedding as a noun is ഉതിര്ച്ച (uthircha), the dropping or falling off of leaves, hair or skin. For a shedding of rain or of tears the dictionary offers പൊഴിവ് (pozhivu), a showering or oozing.
Most common translation
Dropping, falling off, shedding.
ഇലകളുടെ ഉതിർച്ച തുടങ്ങി.
ilakalude uthircha thudangi.
The shedding of leaves has begun.
All Malayalam words for “shedding”
- ഉതിര്ച്ച (uthircha) — Dropping, falling off, shedding.
- പ്രക്ഷേപണം (prakshepanam) — A throw, shedding, broadcasting.
- പാതനം (paathanam) — Fall, downfall, shedding.
- പൊഴിവ് (pozhivu) — Showering, oozing, shedding.
- മോക്ഷം (moksham) — Salvation, liberation, deliverance (from worldly bonds), death, shedding, unbinding.
- വര്ഷം (varsham) — Rain, rainy season, cloud, sprinkling, shower, shedding, irrigating, excess, year, country, territory.
- കരച്ചിൽ (karachil) — Crying, weeping, the act of shedding tears.
കരച്ചിൽ (karachil) is specifically the shedding of tears, weeping, while moksham and varsham reach the list only through their glosses and mean salvation and rain.
Common questions
How do you say shedding in Malayalam?
Use ഉതിര്ച്ച (uthircha) for hair or leaves falling, and പൊഴിവ് (pozhivu) for a showering down.
Which word fits the shedding of tears?
കരച്ചിൽ (karachil), the word for weeping.