Wholly in Malayalam
Wholly is നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham), completely and with nothing left over. It belongs to careful writing. Speech prefers shorter options.
Most common translation
Whole, wholly, completely, in toto.
അവൻ ഭക്ഷണം നിശ്ശേഷം കഴിച്ചു.
avan bhakshanam nishesham kazhichu.
He ate the food completely.
All Malayalam words for “wholly”
- നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) — Whole, wholly, completely, in toto.
- അടച്ച് (adachu) — Wholly, generally, in total.
- ആകമാനം (aakamanam) — Wholly, entirely, totally.
- ഒക്കവേ (okkave) — Wholly, totally, altogether.
- ഒന്നോടെ (onnode) — Wholly, completely.
- അത്രയും (athrayum) — Entirely, wholly, completely.
- അപ്പിടി (appidi) — Thus, wholly, entirely.
- സര്വ്വം (sarvvam) — Entirely, wholly, totally.
- ആകെ (aake) — The whole, total; in full, totally, wholly.
- ഭാഗികമായി (bhaagikamaayi) — Partly, partially, not wholly.
നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) and അത്രയും (athrayum) are completely and entirely, ഒക്കവേ (okkave) and ഒന്നോടെ (onnode) are the conversational wholly and altogether, ആകമാനം (aakamanam) and അപ്പിടി (appidi) are totally and entirely, and അടച്ച് (adachu) means in total or generally.
Common questions
How do you say wholly in Malayalam?
നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham) in writing and ഒക്കവേ (okkave) in speech.
Which word says wholly with nothing left out?
നിശ്ശേഷം (nishesham), which carries the sense of leaving no remainder.