Unceasing in Malayalam
Unceasing is അടങ്ങാത്ത (adangatha), the negative participle of the verb for subsiding, so literally not settling down. Say a-dan-ga-tha. Malayalam uses it for unceasing rain, unceasing noise and an unceasing desire that will not be quieted.
Most common translation
Unceasing, unyielding, uncontrollable.
അവന് അടങ്ങാത്ത ദേഷ്യം ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു.
avanu adangatha deshyam undaayirunnu.
He had uncontrollable anger.
Dictionary entry
- അടങ്ങാത്ത (adangatha) — Unceasing, unyielding, uncontrollable.
Because the root is about subsiding, the word also means unyielding and uncontrollable, which gives it a slightly wilder edge than unceasing alone.
Common questions
How do you say unceasing in Malayalam?
Unceasing is അടങ്ങാത്ത (adangatha).
Can adangatha mean uncontrollable?
Yes. The same word covers something that will not stop and something that will not be controlled.