Warming in Malayalam
കായല് (kayal) is given here as warming up or heating, the noun from the verb for being heated. Say kaa-yal. Use it with care: the same spelling is far better known as the word for a Kerala backwater.
Most common translation
Warming up, heating.
വെയിലിൽ കായല് ദേഹത്തിന് നല്ലതാണ്.
veyilil kayal dehaththinu nallathaanu
Warming up in the sun is good for the body.
Dictionary entry
- കായല് (kayal) — Warming up, heating.
Because of that clash the heating sense is rare in writing, and global warming has a name of its own, built on the words for the earth and for heat.
Common questions
How do you say warming in Malayalam?
Warming or heating up is കായല് (kayal) in this entry, though the same spelling usually means a backwater lagoon.
What about global warming?
That is a separate compound built on the words for the earth and for heat, not this entry.