Unending in Malayalam
തീരാത്ത (theeraatha) is the negative participle of the verb for running out or coming to an end, so it describes whatever never finishes. Malayalam uses it for endless debt, endless rain and endless talk, always directly before the noun. The long vowel at the start is the only stretched sound in it.
Most common translation
Unending, everlasting, incomplete.
അമ്മയ്ക്ക് മക്കളോട് തീരാത്ത സ്നേഹമാണ്.
ammaykku makkalodu theeraatha snehamaanu.
Mother has unending love for her children.
Dictionary entry
- തീരാത്ത (theeraatha) — Unending, everlasting, incomplete.
The same form also covers unfinished, so context decides between something that never ends and something not yet complete.
Common questions
How do you say unending in Malayalam?
Unending is തീരാത്ത (theeraatha).
Does theeraatha mean everlasting?
It can. The word stretches from endless to everlasting, and for sorrow or waiting that is exactly the shade speakers want.