Stop in Malayalam
നിര്ത്തുക (nirthuka) is to stop something, to bring it to an end or give it up. Say nir-thu-ka. You use it of stopping work, stopping a habit or stopping a vehicle you are driving.
Most common translation
Stop, cease, discontinue.
ഡ്രൈവര് ബസ് നിര്ത്തി.
driver bus nirthi.
The driver stopped the bus.
All Malayalam words for “stop”
- നിര്ത്തുക (nirthuka) — Stop, cease, discontinue.
- രോധിക്കുക (rodhikkuka) — Stop, resist, impede, obstruct.
- വിരാമം (viraamam) — A stop, close, full stop (punctuation), intermission.
- നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) — Abate, stop, come to an end.
- മതിയാക്കുക (mathiyakkuka) — End, stop, conclude.
- ചെറുക്കുക (cherukkuka) — Oppose, defend, resist, stop, hinder, prevent.
- തടുക്കുക (thadukkuka) — Obstruct, hinder, stop, mate (said of animals).
- ഇടമുറിയുക (idamuriyuka) — Interrupt, stop in the middle of sth. break/breach.
- തടയുക (thadayuka) — To block, to stop or obstruct the way of something; prevent; to stop something from happening, to hinder or block it beforehand.
- തുകരുക (thukaruka) — Get dry, stop raining.
- നിർത്തുക (nirtthuka) — Stopped, past of stop; brought something to a halt or gave up doing it. When a thing stops by itself Malayalam says nilkkuka.
- പൂര്ണ്ണവിരാമം (poornaviramam) — Full stop.
- ബാധിക്കുക (badhikkuka) — Torment, obstruct, stop progress, affect, be possessed (by a spirit, etc.).
- ബിന്ദു (bindu) — Drop, point, centre, full stop, zero, the space between the eyebrows, a kind of leprosy of the elephants.
- മുരടിക്കുക (muradikkuka) — Become stunted, shrivel up, stop growing.
- മുളയുക (mulayuka) — Crawl along, stop ploughing.
നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka) is for a thing that stops of itself, തടുക്കുക (thadukkuka) is to block or hold back, and വിരാമം (viraamam) is a stop as a noun, the full stop in punctuation included.
Common questions
How do you say stop in Malayalam?
To stop something is നിര്ത്തുക (nirthuka).
Which word fits the rain stopped?
നിലയ്ക്കുക (nilaykkuka), because the rain stops by itself. നിര്ത്തുക (nirthuka) needs someone doing the stopping.