Start in Malayalam
The start of something, the beginning itself, is തുടക്കം (thudakkam). It is the noun behind the verb തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka), to begin, and the doubled k gives it a firm middle: thu-dak-kam. Both are everyday words, used of a match, a journey or a school year.
Beginning, start, inception, commencement.
നല്ല തുടക്കം പാതി വിജയമാണ്.
nalla thudakkam pathi vijayamanu.
A good beginning is half the success.
All Malayalam words for “start”
- തുടക്കം (thudakkam) — Beginning, start, inception, commencement.
- തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) — Begin, start, commence.
- ഞെട്ടല് (nettal) — Shock, shudder, bursting, start.
- പുറത്തിറക്കുക (puratthirakkuka) — Launch; to bring out something new such as a product or book, to start off a venture.
Take തുടക്കം (thudakkam) for the noun and തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) for the action; ഞെട്ടല് (nettal) is the other start, the sudden jolt of fright, and പുറത്തിറക്കുക (puratthirakkuka) is to start a venture or launch a product.
Common questions
How do you say start in Malayalam?
The start is തുടക്കം (thudakkam), and to start something is തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka).
Which word fits starting a business?
പുറത്തിറക്കുക (puratthirakkuka), which carries the sense of bringing something new out into the world, or the plain തുടങ്ങുക (thudanguka) if you only mean that work began.