Utterly in Malayalam
There is no word for utterly in this entry. ദരിദ്രവാസി (daridravaasi) is a noun for a person who is utterly destitute, and it was pulled in by that English phrase inside its definition. Malayalam builds the sense of utterly with an intensifier placed before the adjective, and no such word is listed here.
Utterly destitute person.
അവൻ ഇപ്പോൾ ഒരു ദരിദ്രവാസി ആയി മാറി.
avan ippol oru daridravaasi aayi maari.
He has now become utterly destitute.
Dictionary entry
- ദരിദ്രവാസി (daridravaasi) — Utterly destitute person.
ദരിദ്രവാസി (daridravaasi) is also a common term of abuse in Kerala speech, so it is not a neutral word to copy out of a dictionary.
Common questions
How do you say utterly in Malayalam?
Not with this entry. Malayalam puts an intensifier before the adjective, while ദരിദ്രവാസി (daridravaasi) names a destitute person.
What does daridravaasi mean?
Someone living in utter poverty, and in everyday speech it gets thrown about as an insult.