Villainy in Malayalam
പിശുനത (pishunatha) is villainy, the quality of being cruel and mean. Say pi-shu-na-tha. It is a literary noun, the kind of word a narrator uses about a character.
Most common translation
Cruelty, villainy, meanness.
അവന്റെ പിശുനത എല്ലാവരെയും വേദനിപ്പിച്ചു.
avante pishunatha ellaavareyum vedanippichu.
His meanness hurt everyone.
All Malayalam words for “villainy”
- പിശുനത (pishunatha) — Cruelty, villainy, meanness.
- പാപം (paapam) — Sin, crime, wickedness, villainy.
പാപം (paapam) is sin and wickedness in the religious sense, and in speech it is heard more often as an exclamation of pity than as a charge of villainy.
Common questions
How do you say villainy in Malayalam?
Villainy is പിശുനത (pishunatha).
Is there a word for the film villain?
Not in this list. Malayalam cinema simply uses the English word villain, while പിശുനത (pishunatha) names the quality he shows.