Sick in Malayalam
അസുഖമുള്ള (asukhamulla) is the adjective sick, unwell, suffering from illness, built on the noun for ill health. It is the natural way to say that somebody is sick.
Most common translation
Sick; ill, unwell, suffering from a disease.
അസുഖമുള്ള കുട്ടി ഇന്ന് സ്കൂളിൽ പോയില്ല.
asukhamulla kutti innu skoolil poyilla.
The sick child did not go to school today.
All Malayalam words for “sick”
- അസുഖമുള്ള (asukhamulla) — Sick; ill, unwell, suffering from a disease.
- ആതുരന് (athuran) — Sick person, afflicted person, grief- stricken person, worried person.
- ചെടിക്കുക (chedikkuka) — Be disgusted, feel satiety, to surfeit, be sick of.
- ഡോക്ടർ (doktar) — Doctor. A person trained to treat the sick; physician.
- ദീനക്കാരന് (deenakkaaran) — Sick person, patient.
- നഴ്സ് (nazhsu) — Nurse. A person who cares for the sick in a hospital.
- മനസ്സുമടുക്കുക (manassumadukkuka) — Be sick of, be fed up with, lose interest in.
- രോഗി (rogi) — Sick man, patient.
- രോഗികൾ (rogikal) — Patients; sick people under medical care, those being treated by a doctor.
ആതുരന് (athuran) and ദീനക്കാരന് (deenakkaaran) are nouns for a sick person or patient, while ചെടിക്കുക (chedikkuka) and മനസ്സുമടുക്കുക (manassumadukkuka) carry the other English sense, being sick of something, fed up.
Common questions
How do you say sick in Malayalam?
Use അസുഖമുള്ള (asukhamulla).
How do you say sick of something?
മനസ്സുമടുക്കുക (manassumadukkuka) or ചെടിക്കുക (chedikkuka), both of which mean fed up or disgusted.