Stretch in Malayalam
ആയുക (aayuka) is to stretch out, to reach or lean forward with the body. Two syllables, aa-yu-ka, the first held long. It is used of a hand stretched out and of a body poised to spring.
Most common translation
Bend forward, stretch out, aim, leap forward.
മാങ്ങ പറിക്കാൻ അവൻ മുന്നോട്ട് ആഞ്ഞു.
manga parikkan avan munnottu aanju.
He leaned forward to pluck the mango.
All Malayalam words for “stretch”
- ആയുക (aayuka) — Bend forward, stretch out, aim, leap forward.
- മൂരുക (mooruka) — Cut, sharpen, reap, stretch (the body), yawn.
- സെഷൻ (seshan) — Session; a set stretch of time for a class, meeting, or sitting. A sitting of an assembly or court is called sammelanam.
മൂരുക (mooruka) is the stretch of a yawn or of waking limbs, and സെഷൻ (seshan) is a stretch of time, a session.
Common questions
How do you say stretch in Malayalam?
To stretch out is ആയുക (aayuka).
How do you say stretching after waking up?
That is മൂരുക (mooruka), the verb for the long pull of the limbs that goes with a yawn.