Thrill in Malayalam
For a thrill Malayalam uses രോമാഞ്ചം (romaancham), literally the rising of the body hair, the goose pimple moment of excitement. It is the word in film reviews and in ordinary talk about a song or a last over that gave you a rush. ഉല്പുളകം (ulpulakam) says the same thing in a more bookish voice.
Thrill, horripilation.
ഗോൾ വീണപ്പോൾ ഗാലറിയിൽ രോമാഞ്ചം നിറഞ്ഞു.
gol veenappol gaalariyil romaancham niranju.
When the goal went in the gallery was filled with thrill.
All Malayalam words for “thrill”
- രോമാഞ്ചം (romaancham) — Thrill, horripilation.
- ഉല്പുളകം (ulpulakam) — Thrill, horripilation, rapture.
- തരിപ്പ് (tharipp) — Feeling of numbness, thrill, impulsiveness resulting from impatience.
- പുളകം (pulakam) — Horripilation, thrill, rapturous shuddering, a precious gem, the cut surface of a gem.
- പ്രഹര്ഷം (praharsham) — Great joy, thrill, animation, horripilation.
തരിപ്പ് (tharipp) is not emotional at all, it is the tingling numbness of a limb, and പ്രഹര്ഷം (praharsham) leans toward great joy rather than a jolt of excitement.
Common questions
How do you say thrill in Malayalam?
രോമാഞ്ചം (romaancham) is the everyday word; the more literary പുളകം (pulakam) means the same shudder of delight.
How do you say thrilling?
Malayalam turns it around and describes the thing as one that gives രോമാഞ്ചം (romaancham), rather than using a separate adjective.