Squirt in Malayalam
To squirt is പീച്ചുക (peechuka), used of liquid shooting out in a jet, and also of milking a cow, which is the same motion. It is a plain spoken verb, and in another sense it means to stagger. Three syllables, the long ee held.
Most common translation
Squirt, syringe, stagger, milk a cow, goat, etc.
പശുവിനെ അയാൾ രാവിലെ പീച്ചുകയാണ്.
pashuvine ayaal raavile peechukayaanu.
He is milking the cow in the morning.
Dictionary entry
- പീച്ചുക (peechuka) — Squirt, syringe, stagger, milk a cow, goat, etc.
This is the only entry; the sense of milking is the one you will meet most in rural speech, so context matters when you use it for squirting liquid.
Common questions
How do you say squirt in Malayalam?
പീച്ചുക (peechuka), to squirt or send out a jet of liquid.
Why does it also mean to milk a cow?
Because the action is the same: പീച്ചുക (peechuka) describes the squirting of milk from the udder as readily as liquid from a syringe.