Spite in Malayalam
Spite is ദ്വേഷം (dwesham), the ill feeling that wishes harm on someone. It carries hatred and animosity too. The dw at the start is one cluster, not two syllables.
Most common translation
Animosity, spite, anger, hatred.
ആരോടും ദ്വേഷം വേണ്ട എന്ന് അച്ഛൻ പറഞ്ഞു.
aarodum dwesham venda ennu achchan paranju.
Father said not to hold hatred for anyone.
All Malayalam words for “spite”
- ദ്വേഷം (dwesham) — Animosity, spite, anger, hatred.
- ഉള്പ്പോര് (ulpporu) — Ill- will, spite, rivalry, bickerings within.
- ദുഷ്ടവിചാരം (dushtavichaaram) — Malice, spite.
- മത്സരം (malsaram) — Competition, envy, spite, rivalry, quarrel, animosity, anger, arrogance, contest.
ദ്വേഷം (dwesham) is spite and hatred, ദുഷ്ടവിചാരം (dushtavichaaram) is malice as a deliberate thought, ഉള്പ്പോര് (ulpporu) is hidden ill will inside a group, and മത്സരം (malsaram) mixes spite with rivalry and envy.
Common questions
How do you say spite in Malayalam?
ദ്വേഷം (dwesham), covering spite, animosity and hatred.
Which word fits spite within a family or a team?
ഉള്പ്പോര് (ulpporu), ill will and bickering within a group.