Victory in Malayalam
The plain noun for victory is not among these entries; all three name the noise made over it. ജയഘോഷം (jayaghosham) is the shout or declaration of victory, the cry that goes up when the result comes in. Say ja-ya-gho-sham.
Declaration of victory, jubilation, shouts of victory.
കുട്ടികളുടെ ജയഘോഷം തെരുവിൽ നിറഞ്ഞു.
kuttikalude jayaghosham theruvil niranju.
The children's victory shouts filled the street.
All Malayalam words for “victory”
- ജയഘോഷം (jayaghosham) — Declaration of victory, jubilation, shouts of victory.
- ജയകോലാഹലം (jayakolaahalam) — Victory celebration, jubilation, uproar of victory.
- ജൈത്രയാത്ര (jaithrayaathra) — Procession celebrating victory, triumphant march, triumphal procession.
ജയകോലാഹലം (jayakolaahalam) is the celebration and uproar and ജൈത്രയാത്ര (jaithrayaathra) the triumphal procession; for victory itself Malayalam uses the short word for winning that sits at the front of all three.
Common questions
How do you say victory in Malayalam?
These entries give the celebration rather than the bare noun: a victory cry is ജയഘോഷം (jayaghosham) and a victory celebration ജയകോലാഹലം (jayakolaahalam).
What is the victory march called?
ജൈത്രയാത്ര (jaithrayaathra), the procession held after a win, the one political parties take through a town.