Trespass in Malayalam
To trespass is കയ്യേറുക (kayyeruka) in Malayalam, literally to lay a hand on, so it covers encroaching on land and laying hands on someone. Land disputes in Kerala use it constantly. Say kay-ye-ruka.
Most common translation
Trespass, assault, encroach.
അന്യന്റെ ഭൂമി കയ്യേറുക ശരിയല്ല.
anyante bhoomi kayyeruka shariyalla
It is not right to encroach on another land.
All Malayalam words for “trespass”
- കയ്യേറുക (kayyeruka) — Trespass, assault, encroach.
- വ്യുല്ക്രമം (vyulkramam) — Trespass, breach, violation, reverse order, confusion.
- ലംഘനം (lamghanam) — Transgression, trespass, violation, defiance.
- അതിക്രമം (athikramam) — Offence, outrage, injustice, trespass.
- ആക്രമം (aakramam) — Attack, aggression, trespass, encroachment.
കയ്യേറുക (kayyeruka) is the verb for encroaching, ആക്രമം (aakramam) trespass as attack or encroachment, അതിക്രമം (athikramam) an offence or outrage, and വ്യുല്ക്രമം (vyulkramam) and ലംഘനം (lamghanam) are formal words for breach and transgression.
Common questions
How do you say trespass in Malayalam?
കയ്യേറുക (kayyeruka) is the verb to trespass or encroach.
Which noun fits an encroachment?
ആക്രമം (aakramam) names an encroachment or aggression.