Vomiting in Malayalam
ഛര്ദ്ദി (charddi) is vomiting, and also the vomit itself and the queasiness around it. Say char-di. It is the word in a prescription and in any account of a stomach upset.
Most common translation
Vomiting, nausea, puke.
യാത്രയിൽ കുട്ടിക്ക് ഛര്ദ്ദി വന്നു.
yaathrayil kuttikku charddi vannu.
The child vomited during the trip.
All Malayalam words for “vomiting”
- ഛര്ദ്ദി (charddi) — Vomiting, nausea, puke.
- ഉദ്ധാനം (uddhanam) — Vomiting, hearth.
- മനംപിരട്ടല് (manampirattal) — Nausea, disgust, vomiting, aversion.
മനംപിരട്ടല് (manampirattal) is the nausea and revulsion felt before it happens, and ഉദ്ധാനം (uddhanam) is an old word that also means a hearth, so it is of little use today.
Common questions
How do you say vomiting in Malayalam?
Vomiting is ഛര്ദ്ദി (charddi).
How do you say I feel like vomiting?
Malayalam uses മനംപിരട്ടല് (manampirattal), the word for nausea, with a verb of coming, so the feeling comes to you.