Strivingly in Malayalam
ആയാസത്തോടെ (aayasathode) means with effort, and the dictionary renders it with the rare English adverb strivingly. Say aa-ya-sa-tho-de; the ending is the with form of the noun for exertion. In practice it describes doing something laboriously rather than striving willingly.
Most common translation
Strivingly.
അവൻ ആയാസത്തോടെ ചാക്ക് ചുമന്നു.
avan aayasathode chaakku chumannu
He carried the sack with effort.
Dictionary entry
- ആയാസത്തോടെ (aayasathode) — Strivingly.
English strivingly is itself almost unused, and the natural translations of this word are with effort or with difficulty.
Common questions
How do you say strivingly in Malayalam?
The word listed is ആയാസത്തോടെ (aayasathode), which literally means with effort.
Does aayasathode mean trying hard or struggling?
Struggling. The noun inside it is exertion and fatigue, so the phrase says the task cost the doer something rather than that they were eager.