Uninteresting in Malayalam
വിരസ (virasa) means dull, built on the word for taste or flavour with the negative prefix, so literally without savour. Malayalam applies it to a boring film, a flat speech and a lifeless afternoon. The r is a single light tap between the short vowels.
Most common translation
Uninteresting, boring, tasteless, insipid, dull, monotonous.
ആ സിനിമ വളരെ വിരസ ആയിരുന്നു.
aa sinima valare virasa aayirunnu
That film was very boring.
Dictionary entry
- വിരസ (virasa) — Uninteresting, boring, tasteless, insipid, dull, monotonous.
It judges the thing rather than the listener; a bored person is described with a separate word for boredom.
Common questions
How do you say uninteresting in Malayalam?
Uninteresting is വിരസ (virasa).
What does virasa literally mean?
Tasteless, from the word for flavour, which is how Malayalam pictures something with no interest in it.