Violence in Malayalam
ഉഗ്രത്വം (ugrathwam) is violence as fierceness and intensity, the quality rather than the act. Say u-gra-thwam. The everyday noun for violence and rioting is missing from this list, which is worth knowing before you use the word.
Fierceness, violence, power, intensity.
വേനലില് വെയിലിന്റെ ഉഗ്രത്വം കൂടുന്നു.
venalil veyilinte ugrathwam koodunnu.
The intensity of the sun increases in summer.
All Malayalam words for “violence”
- ഉഗ്രത്വം (ugrathwam) — Fierceness, violence, power, intensity.
- സാഹസം (saahasam) — Rashness, recklessness, hasty action, violence, adventure, risk.
- ഹേമം (hemam) — Gold, water, snow, winter; strain, violence, force, compulsion.
- ആക്രമിക്കുക (akaramikkuka) — Misbehave, use violence, attack, assail, assault.
- വാക്കേറ്റം (vaakkettam) — Altercation, wordy violence.
ആക്രമിക്കുക (akaramikkuka) is the verb for using violence and assaulting someone, and it is the form news reports build on, while സാഹസം (saahasam) is rashness and risk taking.
Common questions
How do you say violence in Malayalam?
Violence as fierceness is ഉഗ്രത്വം (ugrathwam); for a violent act you use the verb ആക്രമിക്കുക (akaramikkuka).
How do you say domestic violence?
That needs the ordinary noun for assault, which is not an entry here; the verb ആക്രമിക്കുക (akaramikkuka) is the root it is built from.