Weaken in Malayalam
To weaken is ദുര്ബ്ബലപ്പെടുക (durbbalappeduka), a Sanskritic compound on the word for feeble plus the verb ending that means to become. Say durbbalappeduka with a doubled b and a doubled p. The form given here is the one that describes something becoming weak, and it also carries the legal sense of an agreement losing force.
ദുര്ബ്ബലപ്പെടുക (durbbalappeduka)
Become weak, weaken, become invalid, be not enforcible by law, annul.
രോഗം കൊണ്ട് ശരീരം ദുര്ബ്ബലപ്പെട്ടു.
rogam kondu shareeram durbbalappettu.
The body became weak from illness.
All Malayalam words for “weaken”
- ദുര്ബ്ബലപ്പെടുക (durbbalappeduka) — Become weak, weaken, become invalid, be not enforcible by law, annul.
- മന്ദിക്കുക (mandikkuka) — Weaken, become weak, slow down, become dull, hesitate, become dim, delay.
മന്ദിക്കുക (mandikkuka) also translates as weaken but adds the ideas of slowing down, dulling and hesitating, so it suits fading light or flagging effort rather than loss of physical strength.
Common questions
How do you say weaken in Malayalam?
Weaken is ദുര്ബ്ബലപ്പെടുക (durbbalappeduka).
Does durbbalappeduka mean to make something weak or to become weak?
As given, it means to become weak; making something weak uses the causative ending on the same root.