Vigorous in Malayalam
ഉശിരന് (ushiran) describes someone vigorous and full of spirit, the person who gets a thing moving. Say u-shi-ran. It is warm, informal praise, common in sports talk and political reporting.
Most common translation
Strong, vigorous, powerful, rousing.
അവന് ഒരു ഉശിരന് ചെറുപ്പക്കാരനാണ്.
avan oru ushiran cheruppakkaaranaanu.
He is a vigorous young man.
All Malayalam words for “vigorous”
- ഉശിരന് (ushiran) — Strong, vigorous, powerful, rousing.
- പ്രബല (prabala) — Strong, powerful, firm, vigorous, main, dense, dangerous.
- ചൊടിക്കുക (chodikkuka) — Become angry, be smart, be lively, be enthusiastic, be vigorous.
പ്രബല (prabala) is powerful and dominant, said of forces and parties rather than of energy, and ചൊടിക്കുക (chodikkuka) is a verb, to grow lively or hot.
Common questions
How do you say vigorous in Malayalam?
A vigorous, spirited person is ഉശിരന് (ushiran).
Can it describe vigorous exercise?
Not directly. The word points at a person's spirit; hard exercise is described as strong or heavy instead.