Unwilling in Malayalam
വിമുഖ (vimuga) means unwilling or averse, literally with the face turned away. It is formal and appears in writing about reluctant witnesses, reluctant governments and reluctant partners. Two short syllables keep the word brisk.
Most common translation
Unwilling, averse to, unfavourable, reluctant.
അവൻ ജോലിയിൽ വിമുഖ ആണെന്ന് തോന്നുന്നു.
avan joliyil vimuga aanennu thonnunnu.
It seems he is unwilling at work.
Dictionary entry
- വിമുഖ (vimuga) — Unwilling, averse to, unfavourable, reluctant.
The image inside the word is a face turned aside, so it suggests aversion rather than a simple absence of consent.
Common questions
How do you say unwilling in Malayalam?
Unwilling is വിമുഖ (vimuga).
What does vimuga literally mean?
Face turned away, from the word for face, which is how Malayalam pictures reluctance.