Travels in Malayalam
No entry here is the English travels, either as the verb in he travels or as the noun for a book of travels. The closest is പോകുന്നു (pokunnu), the present tense of the verb for going, which is what Malayalam actually uses in a sentence like she travels to Kochi every day. For travel as a noun, the journey words are the place to look.
Goes, moves away, travels to a place; the present form of pokuka.
അവൻ ദിവസവും സ്കൂളിൽ പോകുന്നു.
avan divasavum skoolil pokunnu.
He goes to school every day.
All Malayalam words for “travels”
- പോകുന്നു (pokunnu) — Goes, moves away, travels to a place; the present form of pokuka.
- ആകാശചാരി (aakaashachaari) — One who travels in the air, one of the gods, planet, star, bird, air-traveller.
- കൂട്ടുകാരൻ (koottukaaran) — Fellow, a companion or mate, the man one works, studies or travels with.
- റൂട്ട് (roottu) — Route, the way or line along which one travels, as a bus route.
റൂട്ട് (roottu) is the loan word route and ആകാശചാരി (aakaashachaari) is one who moves through the air, so neither translates travels.
Common questions
How do you say travels in Malayalam?
Use the present form of the verb for going, പോകുന്നു (pokunnu); Malayalam has no verb reserved for travelling.
What about travels as a book title?
That is the plural of the journey noun, not any of the entries listed here.