Sweep in Malayalam
Sweeping is അടിച്ചുവാരുക (adichuvaruka), the everyday verb for sweeping a floor or a yard with a broom. Household talk uses it every morning. Five syllables, a-di-chu-vaa-ruka.
Most common translation
Sweep (the floor, etc.with a broom).
അവൾ രാവിലെ മുറ്റം അടിച്ചുവാരി.
aval raavile muttam adichuvaari.
She swept the yard in the morning.
All Malayalam words for “sweep”
- അടിച്ചുവാരുക (adichuvaruka) — Sweep (the floor, etc.with a broom).
- അടിക്കുക (adikkuka) — Beat, hit, knock down, clap, sweep, print, throb, mint money.
- അടിച്ചുതളി (adichuthali) — Sweep the floor and sprinkle water on it (to purify it as a ritual), the work of sweeping and scrubbing the floor.
- തൂത്തുകളയുക (thoothukalayuka) — Wipe off, sweep off.
- തൂത്തുവാരുക (thoothuvaaruka) — Sweep off.
അടിച്ചുവാരുക (adichuvaruka) is sweeping with a broom, തൂത്തുവാരുക (thoothuvaaruka) and തൂത്തുകളയുക (thoothukalayuka) sweeping or wiping away, and അടിച്ചുതളി (adichuthali) the ritual sweeping and sprinkling of a floor.
Common questions
How do you say sweep in Malayalam?
അടിച്ചുവാരുക (adichuvaruka), to sweep with a broom.
What is the ritual sweeping called?
അടിച്ചുതളി (adichuthali), sweeping the floor and sprinkling water on it.