Weary in Malayalam
Weary is ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla), formed from the noun for tiredness plus the ending that means having, so it reads as having tiredness in it. Say ksheenamulla with the ksh cluster as one sound and a long ee. It describes a weary traveller or weary eyes.
Tired, weary; needing rest after effort.
ക്ഷീണമുള്ള കുട്ടി വേഗം ഉറങ്ങിപ്പോയി.
ksheenamulla kutti vegam urangippoyi.
The tired child fell asleep quickly.
All Malayalam words for “weary”
- ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla) — Tired, weary; needing rest after effort.
- ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) — Tired; weary, worn out, lacking energy; everyday speech says ksheenam undu, there is tiredness.
- തളരുന്ന (thalarunna) — Growing weary or exhausted, tiring.
- മുരയുക (murayuka) — Be weary, be distressed, be sorrowful.
- മെലിയുക (meliyuka) — Become lean, be emaciated, become weak or weary.
ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) is the past participle form, used of someone already worn out, and everyday speech more often builds a phrase around the noun for tiredness than uses either adjective.
Common questions
How do you say weary in Malayalam?
Weary is ക്ഷീണമുള്ള (ksheenamulla).
How do you say I am weary?
Malayalam prefers a phrase that says tiredness is present rather than an adjective, using the same root as ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha).