Verbal in Malayalam
There is no plain adjective for verbal here, only grammar labels. അംഗക്രിയ (amgakriya) is a verbal adjective, a participle, and ക്രിയാനാമം (kriyaanaamam) is a verbal noun or gerund. Neither would be used about a verbal agreement.
Verbal adjective, participle.
വ്യാകരണ ക്ലാസിൽ ഞങ്ങൾ അംഗക്രിയ പഠിച്ചു.
vyaakarana klaasil njangal amgakriya padichu
We studied the participle in grammar class.
All Malayalam words for “verbal”
- അംഗക്രിയ (amgakriya) — Verbal adjective, participle.
- ക്രിയാനാമം (kriyaanaamam) — Gerund, verbal noun.
- വാക്കുതര്ക്കം (vaakkutharkkam) — Altercation, verbal exchange, quarrel, dispute.
For verbal meaning spoken rather than written, Malayalam builds a phrase on the word for word or mouth; വാക്കുതര്ക്കം (vaakkutharkkam) is the one entry near that sense, and it means a quarrel of words.
Common questions
How do you say verbal in Malayalam?
It depends on the sense. In grammar a verbal adjective is അംഗക്രിയ (amgakriya); for a verbal, that is spoken, agreement the dictionary has no single word.
What is a verbal noun called?
ക്രിയാനാമം (kriyaanaamam), the gerund, the form that lets a verb act as the name of an action.