Weariness in Malayalam
Weariness is തളര്ച്ച (thalarcha), the noun from the verb for slackening, so the picture is of strength going out of the limbs. Say thalarcha with a light first syllable and a soft ch. This is the word used of exhaustion after work or illness, including the weakness that follows a fever.
Weariness, fading, exhaustion, fatigue.
പരീക്ഷ കഴിഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ അവൾക്ക് തളര്ച്ച ഉണ്ടായി.
pareeksha kazhinjappol avalkku thalarcha undaayi
After the exam she felt worn out.
All Malayalam words for “weariness”
- തളര്ച്ച (thalarcha) — Weariness, fading, exhaustion, fatigue.
- മുരച്ചല് (murachal) — Weariness, harassment, suffering.
- മ്ലാനം (mlaanam) — Weariness, languor, vapidity, fading, dimness; (fig.) sadness.
- ക്ലമം (klamam) — Fatigue, weariness, state of being tired.
- പരവേശം (paravesham) — Fatigue, weariness, embarrassment, distress.
- വാട്ടം (vaattam) — Fatigue, weariness, sadness, dimness, inclination.
- ഖേദം (gedam) — Grief, sorrow, disease, poverty, weariness.
- മടുപ്പ് (maduppu) — Boredom, monotony, dullness, decline in price, weariness, aversion.
- മാര്ദ്ദവം (maarddavam) — Softness, smoothness, tenderness, weariness.
- ശ്രമം (shramam) — Effort, labour, exertion, toil, weariness, difficulty, hazard, exercise (physical), culinary work connected with feast, etc.
ക്ലമം (klamam) is the Sanskritic word for fatigue, more formal in tone, while മ്ലാനം (mlaanam) carries a literary sense of languor and dimness that shades into sadness.
Common questions
How do you say weariness in Malayalam?
Weariness is തളര്ച്ച (thalarcha).
Which word does a doctor use for fatigue?
തളര്ച്ച (thalarcha) in plain speech, with ക്ലമം (klamam) appearing in more formal or written descriptions.