Walk in Malayalam
നടക്കുക (nadakkuka) is to walk, to go on foot. Say na-da-kku-ka. The same verb also means to happen or to be going on, one of the busiest double duties in the language.
Most common translation
To walk, to go on foot.
ഞങ്ങൾ ദിവസവും രാവിലെ നടക്കും.
njangal divasavum raavile nadakkum
We walk every morning.
All Malayalam words for “walk”
- നടക്കുക (nadakkuka) — To walk, to go on foot.
- സവാരി (savaari) — Pleasure trip, horse-riding, riding in any vehicle, leisurely travel, walk, joyride.
- ഉലാത്തുക (ulaathuka) — Walk about leisurely, lounge, pace up and down.
- കൊണ്ടുനടക്കുക (kondunadakkuka) — Carry about, take with one, help to walk.
- ചാളുക (chaaluka) — Walk unsteadily, stagger, exude saliva, slaver.
- ഞെളിയുക (neliyuka) — Strut, walk proudly, be proud, be pompous, thrust the chest forward proudly.
- നടത്തുക (nadathuka) — Conduct, perform, manage, run (a business), make sb. walk.
- പിച്ചവയ്ക്കുക (pichavaykkuka) — Toddle, learn to walk.
- ലാത്തുക (laathuka) — Walk to and fro leisurely, pace up and down.
ഉലാത്തുക (ulaathuka) is to stroll or pace about with no destination, and നടത്തുക (nadathuka) is the causative, to make something run or to conduct it.
Common questions
How do you say walk in Malayalam?
To walk is നടക്കുക (nadakkuka).
Why does the same verb mean to happen?
Because an event is thought of as going along; a meeting walks in Malayalam the way it runs in English.