Unsuitable in Malayalam
നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha) is the negative participle of a verb meaning to fit or fall into line, so it describes whatever does not suit and will not do. It goes before the noun and is at home in talk of an unsuitable match, unsuitable clothes or unsuitable behaviour. The doubled consonant in the middle is held for a beat.
Most common translation
Unsuitable, improper, not acceptable or agreeable.
നിരക്കാത്ത വാക്കുകള് പറയരുത്.
nirakkatha vaakkukal parayaruthu.
Do not say improper words.
Dictionary entry
- നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha) — Unsuitable, improper, not acceptable or agreeable.
The same root also gives words about rates and rows, so it is the negative ending that marks this one as unsuitable.
Common questions
How do you say unsuitable in Malayalam?
Unsuitable is നിരക്കാത്ത (nirakkatha).
Does nirakkatha mean improper?
Yes, that shade is included; something unsuitable is also something not acceptable or seemly.