Vile in Malayalam
നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta) is vile, base, despicable, a Sanskrit adjective that sits in front of a noun. Say ni-krish-ta. It is strong and formal, the register of a court judgement or an editorial.
Most common translation
Vile, base, despised, despicable.
ഇത് ഒരു നികൃഷ്ടമായ പ്രവൃത്തിയാണ്
ithu oru nikrishtamaaya pravrutthiyaanu
This is a despicable act.
All Malayalam words for “vile”
- നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta) — Vile, base, despised, despicable.
- ചീത്ത (cheetha) — Bad, base, vile, wicked.
- നീചന് (neechan) — Vile or wicked person, ignoramus.
ചീത്ത (cheetha) is the everyday word for bad or nasty, much milder, and നീചന് (neechan) names the vile person himself.
Common questions
How do you say vile in Malayalam?
Vile is നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta).
Which word fits a vile man?
നീചന് (neechan), a vile or base person, a noun and plainly an insult.