Uprooting in Malayalam
ഉന്മൂലനം (unmoolanam) is the noun for uprooting, from the word for root, and it is the term for eradication and complete destruction. Campaigns against disease, poverty and corruption are all described with it. The long vowel in the middle is drawn out.
Most common translation
Uprooting, eradication, complete destruction.
കൊതുകുകളുടെ ഉന്മൂലനം എളുപ്പമല്ല.
kothukukalude unmoolanam eluppamalla.
The eradication of mosquitoes is not easy.
All Malayalam words for “uprooting”
- ഉന്മൂലനം (unmoolanam) — Uprooting, eradication, complete destruction.
- സമുദ്ധരണം (samuddharanam) — Reformation, liberation, uprooting, eradication, elevating, redemption.
It is figurative far more often than literal; pulling up an actual plant takes a verb rather than this noun.
Common questions
How do you say uprooting in Malayalam?
Uprooting is ഉന്മൂലനം (unmoolanam).
What is the difference between unmoolanam and samuddharanam?
സമുദ്ധരണം (samuddharanam) carries a sense of lifting up and reforming as well, so it is used for redeeming and elevating, not only for rooting out.