Standing in Malayalam
Standing is നില്പ്പ് (nilpp), the noun for being on one's feet and, by extension, a state or duration. It is the plain verbal noun from the verb to stand. Two syllables, with the double p popped.
Most common translation
Standing, state, condition, duration.
ബസ്സിൽ ഇത്രയും നേരം നില്പ്പ് ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടാണ്.
bassil ithrayum neram nilppu buddhimuttaanu.
Standing so long in the bus is difficult.
All Malayalam words for “standing”
- നില്പ്പ് (nilpp) — Standing, state, condition, duration.
- നില (nila) — Condition, state, position, a fathom depth, (water level up to one's head), standing, camp, stature, manners, storey of a building.
- 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.
- കാല് (kaalu) — Leg, the limb used for standing and walking, also the leg of a table or chair.
- നട്ടം (nattam) — Standing erect, standing topsy-turvy.
- പിന്തുണയ്ക്കുന്ന (pinthunaykkunna) — Supporting; giving help or backing to someone, standing with a person or cause.
- പുരോഗത (purogatha) — Going before or gone before, leading, important, standing in front.
- മലക്കം (malakkam) — Standing upright and bending the body backwards.
- സീനിയർ (seeniyar) — Senior, higher in age, rank or standing; a person in a class or a job above you.
- സ്ഥിതി ചെയ്യുന്ന (sthithi cheyyunna) — Located, situated, placed at a particular spot; standing in a given place.
നില (nila) covers condition, position and social standing much more broadly, and നട്ടം (nattam) is standing erect. കാല് (kaalu) and കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) are the leg and the feet, and പിന്തുണയ്ക്കുന്ന (pinthunaykkunna) means supporting.
Common questions
How do you say standing in Malayalam?
നില്പ്പ് (nilpp), the act or state of standing.
Which word fits standing in the sense of reputation?
നില (nila), which covers position, rank and condition.