Throwing in Malayalam
എറിയുന്ന (eriyunna) is the participle throwing, built on the verb for to throw, and it goes in front of a noun much as English does in throwing arm. The noun for a throw itself is ഏറ് (eru). Both are plain words heard at any cricket ground in Kerala.
Most common translation
Throwing, casting, darting, kicking.
പന്ത് എറിയുന്ന കുട്ടി മിടുക്കനാണ്.
panthu eriyunna kutti midukkanaanu.
The boy throwing the ball is skilful.
All Malayalam words for “throwing”
- എറിയുന്ന (eriyunna) — Throwing, casting, darting, kicking.
- ഏറ് (eru) — Throw, throwing, casting.
- ആക്ഷേപം (akashepam) — Throwing away, casting away, abuse, censure, objection, complaint.
- മുക്തി (mukthi) — Salvation, emancipation, release, freedom from earthly ties, liberation, throwing or casting off.
ആക്ഷേപം (akashepam) is throwing away in the sense of casting aside, and it is used mostly for abuse or censure rather than for a physical throw.
Common questions
How do you say throwing in Malayalam?
എറിയുന്ന (eriyunna) as a describing word, and ഏറ് (eru) when you mean the throw as a thing.
Which word would a sports report use?
ഏറ് (eru) for the throw, with എറിയുന്ന (eriyunna) when the action is being described.