Stays in Malayalam
Neither entry here is the verb stays. വിടുതി (viduthi) is the place of a stay, a rented room or lodging where someone lives as a paying guest, pronounced vi-du-thi. അതിഥി (athithi) is the guest himself, the person who visits or stays.
Rented house, house where one stays as a paying guest, boarding, remission, leave, release, pardon.
പരീക്ഷയ്ക്ക് വന്നപ്പോള് ഞങ്ങള് വിടുതിയില് താമസിച്ചു.
pareekshaykku vannappol njangal viduthiyil thamasichu.
When we came for the exam, we stayed in a lodge.
All Malayalam words for “stays”
- വിടുതി (viduthi) — Rented house, house where one stays as a paying guest, boarding, remission, leave, release, pardon.
- അതിഥി (athithi) — Guest, a person who visits or stays at one's house, a visitor.
The verb form, as in he stays in Kochi, is built from the ordinary Malayalam verb of dwelling and is not covered by these two nouns.
Common questions
How do you say stays in Malayalam?
No verb for it appears here; the entries give the lodging where one stays, വിടുതി (viduthi), and the guest who stays, അതിഥി (athithi).
What exactly is a viduthi?
A room or small house let out to lodgers. The same word has an older sense of release or remission that survives in legal and religious wording.