Tumult in Malayalam
Tumult is ബഹളം (bahalam), a noisy agitation or hue and cry. It is the word for an uproar in a crowd or a household. Three even syllables.
Most common translation
Tumult, agitation, hue and cry, uproar, trouble, abundance.
കുട്ടികൾ മുറിയിൽ ബഹളം ഉണ്ടാക്കി.
kuttikal muriyil bahalam undaakki.
The children made a racket in the room.
All Malayalam words for “tumult”
- ബഹളം (bahalam) — Tumult, agitation, hue and cry, uproar, trouble, abundance.
- കശപിശ (kashapisha) — Confusion, tumult, quarrel.
- ലഹള (lahala) — Riot, tumult, mutiny, revolt, conflict.
ബഹളം (bahalam) is noise and agitation, കശപിശ (kashapisha) confused commotion and quarrelling, and ലഹള (lahala) a riot or mutiny, more violent than either.
Common questions
How do you say tumult in Malayalam?
ബഹളം (bahalam), an uproar or tumult.
Which word means a riot?
ലഹള (lahala), used for riots, mutiny and open conflict.