Unhappy in Malayalam
അസന്തുഷ്ട (asanthushta) is the adjective for unhappy in the sense of dissatisfied, the negative of the word for contented. It is formal and turns up in writing about unhappy customers, unhappy staff and unhappy outcomes. The cluster in the middle is pronounced as written, without slurring.
Dissatisfied, unhappy.
അസന്തുഷ്ടനായ ഉപഭോക്താവ് കടയിൽ പരാതി പറഞ്ഞു.
asanthushtanaaya upabhokthaavu kadayil paraathi paranju.
The dissatisfied customer complained at the shop.
All Malayalam words for “unhappy”
- അസന്തുഷ്ട (asanthushta) — Dissatisfied, unhappy.
- വാടുക (vaaduka) — Fade, become tired, lose, lustre, be sad or unhappy.
- വിഷാദിക്കുക (vishaadikkuka) — Be sad or unhappy, repent.
വിഷാദിക്കുക (vishaadikkuka) and വാടുക (vaaduka) are verbs, to be sad and to droop or wilt, so they show the state unfolding rather than labelling a person.
Common questions
How do you say unhappy in Malayalam?
Unhappy is അസന്തുഷ്ട (asanthushta).
Which word fits I am unhappy about this?
The verb വിഷാദിക്കുക (vishaadikkuka), to be sad or aggrieved, carries that better than the formal adjective.