Win in Malayalam
To win is ജയിക്കുക (jayikkuka), used of a game, an election, a prize or a case in court. Say jayikkuka with a soft j and a doubled k. It is the ordinary verb heard in every sports commentary.
Most common translation
Wins; to win a game, election or prize, to come first, to be victorious.
നമ്മുടെ ടീം എപ്പോഴും ജയിക്കും.
nammude teem eppozhum jayikkum.
Our team always wins.
All Malayalam words for “win”
- ജയിക്കുക (jayikkuka) — Wins; to win a game, election or prize, to come first, to be victorious.
- ജയംകൊള്ളുക (jayamkolluka) — Win, be victorious.
- വിജയിക്കുക (vijayikkuka) — Win, succeed, realise the fruits of one's work, conquer.
- ഉപായം (upaayam) — Means for achieving an end, scheme, trick, cunning, one of the four tactics, to win over the enemy, strategy, tactics, contrivance, device.
- തോൽക്കുക (tholkkuka) — Lose, be defeated, fail to win a game or contest.
- നേടുക (neduka) — To achieve, to attain, to win something through effort; scored; gained points, goals or marks in a game or exam; obtained, won.
- മത്സരബുദ്ധിയുള്ള (matsarabuddhiyulla) — Competitive, keen to compete and win, having a spirit of rivalry.
- സേവിക്കുക (sevikkuka) — Serve, attend on, depend, worship, win over by flattery, take in medicine or liquor.
വിജയിക്കുക (vijayikkuka) is the formal alternative with a sense of succeeding and triumphing, ജയംകൊള്ളുക (jayamkolluka) is literary, and തോൽക്കുക (tholkkuka) is the opposite, to lose.
Common questions
How do you say win in Malayalam?
Win is ജയിക്കുക (jayikkuka).
What is the opposite verb?
തോൽക്കുക (tholkkuka), which means to lose or be defeated.