Warmth in Malayalam
ചൂട് (choodu) is heat and warmth, and also hot weather. Say choo-du. It is the plain noun behind the adjective for warm, used of a cup of tea and of a May afternoon.
Most common translation
Heat. Heat or warmth; also hot weather.
ഇന്ന് നല്ല ചൂട് ഉണ്ട്.
innu nalla choodu undu.
It is very hot today.
All Malayalam words for “warmth”
- ചൂട് (choodu) — Heat. Heat or warmth; also hot weather.
- ചൂടോടെ (choodode) — Hot, piping hot, without delay, without losing warmth, fresh.
- തണുക്കുക (thanukkuka) — Grow cold, lose warmth, be chilly, feel relief, become calm or composed.
ചൂടോടെ (choodode) is the adverbial form, piping hot and without delay, and തണുക്കുക (thanukkuka) is the opposite verb, to lose warmth and grow cold.
Common questions
How do you say warmth in Malayalam?
Warmth is ചൂട് (choodu).
Does the word cover warmth of feeling?
Only loosely. Malayalam prefers words for affection there, and this noun stays with physical heat.