Tired in Malayalam
ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) is the describing word for tired, the participle of the verb for growing weak, used of a tired face or a tired body. In speech people more often say that tiredness is present, using the noun with the verb for to be. ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla) is the alternative adjective, having tiredness.
Tired; weary, worn out, lacking energy; everyday speech says ksheenam undu, there is tiredness.
ഇന്ന് ഞാൻ നന്നായി ക്ഷീണിച്ചു.
innu njaan nannaayi ksheenichu.
I am very tired today.
All Malayalam words for “tired”
- ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) — Tired; weary, worn out, lacking energy; everyday speech says ksheenam undu, there is tiredness.
- ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla) — Tired, weary; needing rest after effort.
- ആകുല (aakula) — Grief-stricken, worried, tired, full, dense.
- ക്ലമം (klamam) — Fatigue, weariness, state of being tired.
- ക്ഷീണിക്കുക (ksheenikkuka) — Be tired, be weak, decline.
- ചൊട്ടുക (chottuka) — Be tired, contract, shrink, fall drop by drop.
- താഴുക (thazhuka) — Go down, descend, become less, bend down, get tired.
- പരവശന് (paravashan) — One who is controlled by to another, one victimized by poverty, illness, etc., one who is tired.
- പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka) — Be in difficulties, be distressed, be tired, be victimized.
- വാടുക (vaaduka) — Fade, become tired, lose, lustre, be sad or unhappy.
- വിവശം (vivasham) — In a tired or wearied manner, wearily, weakly.
ആകുല (aakula) and ക്ലമം (klamam) are Sanskrit words leaning toward grief and fatigue in formal prose, and ചൊട്ടുക (chottuka) and താഴുക (thazhuka) are verbs whose main senses are shrinking and sinking.
Common questions
How do you say tired in Malayalam?
ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) before a noun, or the noun for tiredness with the verb for to be when saying that you are tired.
What is the difference between ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) and ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla)?
The first is a participle, worn out by something, while the second simply says having tiredness; both are in use.