Strongly in Malayalam
ശക്തമായി (shakthamaayi) is strongly or forcefully, the adverb from the word for strength. Say shak-tha-maa-yi; the long maa-yi ending is the standard adverb maker. It is the word in reports of strongly worded protests.
Most common translation
Strongly, forcefully.
ഇന്ന് രാത്രി മഴ ശക്തമായി പെയ്തു.
innu raathri mazha shakthamaayi peythu.
Tonight the rain fell strongly.
All Malayalam words for “strongly”
- ശക്തമായി (shakthamaayi) — Strongly, forcefully.
- കട്ടിയുള്ള (kattiyulla) — Solid, firm and hard, not liquid; sturdy and strongly made.
- തുടികൊട്ടുക (thudikottuka) — Beat strongly, proclaim by beating a drum, publish a secret.
കട്ടിയുള്ള (kattiyulla) is an adjective for something solid and firmly made, and തുടികൊട്ടുക (thudikottuka) is to beat strongly, a verb.
Common questions
How do you say strongly in Malayalam?
Strongly is ശക്തമായി (shakthamaayi).
Can shakthamaayi describe speech?
Yes, it is the usual adverb for stating or opposing something strongly, and news writing pairs it with verbs of saying more often than with verbs of force.