Shout in Malayalam
ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുക (garjjikkuka) is to roar or let out a loud cry, and it is the entry that stands for shouting here, used of a lion, of thunder and of an angry man. It is forceful by nature rather than a neutral raised voice.
Roar, make a loud cry, shout, thunder.
മൃഗശാലയിലെ സിംഹം ഉറക്കെ ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുകയായിരുന്നു.
mrugashaalayile simham urakke garjjikkukayaayirunnu.
The lion in the zoo was roaring loudly.
All Malayalam words for “shout”
- ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുക (garjjikkuka) — Roar, make a loud cry, shout, thunder.
- കൂകുക (kookuka) — Howl, boo, call out, shout derisively, or protestingly.
കൂകുക (kookuka) is to hoot or call out derisively, the shout of a jeering crowd; for simply calling out loudly Malayalam combines the verb to call with the word for loudly, which is not listed here.
Common questions
How do you say shout in Malayalam?
ഗര്ജ്ജിക്കുക (garjjikkuka) for a loud angry shout, കൂകുക (kookuka) for a jeering one.
Which word fits a crowd booing?
കൂകുക (kookuka), which the dictionary gives for shouting derisively or in protest.