Undesirable in Malayalam
Undesirable is അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya), a Sanskritic negative from the root for wishing, so literally not to be wished for. Say a-na-sha-sya. Malayalam uses it of undesirable conduct and undesirable tendencies, often with a moral edge.
Most common translation
Improper, undesirable, immoral, bad.
അനാശാസ്യ പ്രവണതകള് ഒഴിവാക്കണം.
anashasya pravanathakal ozhivakkanam.
Undesirable tendencies should be avoided.
All Malayalam words for “undesirable”
- അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) — Improper, undesirable, immoral, bad.
- അവിഹിത (avihitha) — Improper, undesirable.
അവിഹിത (avihitha) means improper and not sanctioned, closer to illicit, so it judges the rightness of an act while അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) says it should not be wanted.
Common questions
How do you say undesirable in Malayalam?
Undesirable is അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya).
What is the difference between anashasya and avihitha?
അനാശാസ്യ (anashasya) means not to be desired, while അവിഹിത (avihitha) means improper or not permitted.