Smash in Malayalam
To smash is തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka), the verb for destroying, wrecking or breaking something up. It is used of furniture, of records and of opposing teams. In slang it also means to carry on noisily, which gives it a cheerful second life.
Destroy, ruin, smash, demolish, (sl.) be boisterous, frolic noisily.
പഴയ മതിൽ തകര്ക്കുക ആണ് ആദ്യ ജോലി.
pazhaya mathil thakarkkuka aanu aadya joli.
Demolishing the old wall is the first job.
All Malayalam words for “smash”
- തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) — Destroy, ruin, smash, demolish, (sl.) be boisterous, frolic noisily.
- തെറിപ്പിക്കുക (therippikkuka) — Cast off, shatter, smash, cut off.
- പൊളിക്കുക (polikkuka) — Dismantle, demolish, break to pieces, smash, defeat, foil, destroy.
തെറിപ്പിക്കുക (therippikkuka) is to shatter or cast something off, and പൊളിക്കുക (polikkuka) is to dismantle and pull apart, so തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) is the one that matches the force of English smash.
Common questions
How do you say smash in Malayalam?
തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka), to break something to pieces or wreck it.
Does Malayalam use it for a smash in badminton?
No, the sporting stroke keeps the English word; തകര്ക്കുക (thakarkkuka) is about destruction.