Swear in Malayalam
To swear an oath is ആണയിടുക (anayiduka), used in court and in solemn promises. It is about taking an oath, not about bad language. Four light syllables.
Most common translation
Swear, take an oath.
സത്യം പറയാമെന്ന് അവൻ ആണയിട്ടു.
sathyam parayamennu avan aanayittu.
He swore that he would tell the truth.
All Malayalam words for “swear”
- ആണയിടുക (anayiduka) — Swear, take an oath.
- പ്രാകുക (praakuka) — Curse, swear against.
ആണയിടുക (anayiduka) is swearing an oath, while പ്രാകുക (praakuka) is to curse or swear against someone, a different act altogether.
Common questions
How do you say swear in Malayalam?
ആണയിടുക (anayiduka), to swear or take an oath.
What if I mean swearing at someone?
That is പ്രാകുക (praakuka), to curse or swear against a person.