Stand in Malayalam
To stand is നിൽക്കുക (nilkkuka), one of the first verbs a learner meets: to be on your feet, to stay in one place, and in many idioms to stop. Bus conductors, teachers and traffic police all use it. Three syllables, with the l and k run together.
Most common translation
Stand, to be on one's feet, to stay upright in one place.
വരിയിൽ നിൽക്കുക.
variyil nilkkuka.
Stand in the queue.
All Malayalam words for “stand”
- നിൽക്കുക (nilkkuka) — Stand, to be on one's feet, to stay upright in one place.
- ഈടുനില്ക്കുക (eadunilkkuka) — Last long, endure, be durable, stand security.
- ഉറപ്പുനല്കുക (urappunalkuka) — Assure, stand surety.
- എഴുന്നേല്ക്കുക (ezhunnelkkuka) — Stand up, rise.
- ഏറ്റുപിടിക്കുക (eattupidikkuka) — Stand or plead for the opponents or adversaries, poke one's nose into others' affairs.
- ഒത്തൊരുമിക്കുക (othorumikkuka) — Stand united, join together in harmony.
- കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) — Feet, the plural of foot, the parts of the body you stand on; as a unit of length adi is used; legs. The limbs used for standing and walking; also the supports of a table or chair.
- കാഴ്ചപ്പാട് (kaazhchappaad) — Range of vision, view, stand point, point of view, stance.
- താങ്ങിയെടുക്കുക (thaangiyedukkuka) — Lift, raise, prop up, help a person to stand up.
- താവളം (thavalam) — Resting place, cart stand, camp, seat.
- നിരക്കുക (nirakkuka) — Stand in a row, spread, become agreeable or equal.
- നിലകൊള്ളുക (nilakolluka) — Remain, stand for, hold on to a position firmly, work steadfastly.
- മന്നുക (mannuka) — Stand firm, work steadily, be revealed or exposed,.
- വിലങ്ങുക (vilanguka) — Stand in the way, hinder, obstruct.
- സ്ഥാനങ്ങൾ (sthaanangal) — Positions; places where people or things stand; also posts or jobs, and ranks.
- സ്വതന്ത്രം (swathanthram) — Independent, free, not under anybody's control, able to stand on its own.
- ഹോൾഡർ (holdar) — Holder, a stand or device that holds something; also the person who holds a ticket, licence or post.
എഴുന്നേല്ക്കുക (ezhunnelkkuka) is to stand up or rise from sitting, ഈടുനില്ക്കുക (eadunilkkuka) is to endure or last, and ഉറപ്പുനല്കുക (urappunalkuka) is to stand surety. കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) is the plural of foot, listed only through the idea of standing.
Common questions
How do you say stand in Malayalam?
നിൽക്കുക (nilkkuka), to stand or be on one's feet.
How do you say stand up?
എഴുന്നേല്ക്കുക (ezhunnelkkuka), the verb for rising to your feet.