Uncleanliness in Malayalam
Uncleanliness is വൃത്തികേട് (vrithiked), the noun behind the adjective for dirty, built from the word for cleanliness plus the element meaning spoiled. Say vri-thi-ked. It names the state of a place or a person being filthy.
Most common translation
Uncleanliness, dirtiness.
മുറിയിലെ വൃത്തികേട് കണ്ട് അമ്മ വഴക്ക് പറഞ്ഞു.
muriyile vrithiked kandu amma vazhakku paranju.
Seeing the dirtiness in the room mother scolded.
Dictionary entry
- വൃത്തികേട് (vrithiked) — Uncleanliness, dirtiness.
The adjective is the form you use before a noun, while വൃത്തികേട് (vrithiked) is the condition itself, as in complaints about the uncleanliness of a street.
Common questions
How do you say uncleanliness in Malayalam?
Uncleanliness is വൃത്തികേട് (vrithiked).
How is the word built?
From the word for cleanliness joined to the element for being spoiled, giving the sense of cleanliness gone wrong.