Walking in Malayalam
Walking is കാല്നട (kaalnada) in Malayalam, from kaal, leg, and nada, going, so going on foot. It covers a walking trip as well as the act itself. Say kaal-na-da.
Most common translation
Walking, walking tour.
രാവിലെ കാല്നട ആരോഗ്യത്തിന് നല്ലതാണ്.
raavile kaalnada aarogyathinu nallathaanu.
Walking in the morning is good for health.
All Malayalam words for “walking”
- കാല്നട (kaalnada) — Walking, walking tour.
- അന്നനട (annanada) — Graceful manner of walking like that of a swam.
- കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) — Feet, the plural of foot, the parts of the body you stand on; as a unit of length adi is used; legs. The limbs used for standing and walking; also the supports of a table or chair.
- കാല് (kaalu) — Leg, the limb used for standing and walking, also the leg of a table or chair.
- നടന്നു (nadannu) — Walked. Moved on foot; went somewhere by walking.
- പാർക്ക് (park) — Park, a public garden, an open place for walking and play.
- പ്രചരണം (pracharanam) — Spreading, propagation, walking about.
കാല്നട (kaalnada) is walking as an activity, നടന്നു (nadannu) the past verb walked, അന്നനട (annanada) a graceful gait, കാല് (kaalu) and കാലുകൾ (kaalukal) the leg and the feet, പാർക്ക് (park) a park for walking and പ്രചരണം (pracharanam) walking about in the sense of spreading.
Common questions
How do you say walking in Malayalam?
കാല്നട (kaalnada) is the word for walking or going on foot.
How do you say he walked?
നടന്നു (nadannu) is the past form, walked.