Worried in Malayalam
ആശങ്കയുള്ള (aashankayulla) is the adjective in current use for worried or anxious, built from the noun for apprehension with the ending for having. It fits a worried parent and a worried market alike.
Most common translation
Concerned; worried or anxious about something; concerned in the sense of connected is bandhappetta.
അവൾക്ക് മകന്റെ പഠിത്തത്തിൽ ആശങ്കയുണ്ട്.
avalkku makante padithathil aashankayundu.
She is concerned about her son's studies.
All Malayalam words for “worried”
- ആശങ്കയുള്ള (aashankayulla) — Concerned; worried or anxious about something; concerned in the sense of connected is bandhappetta.
- ആകുല (aakula) — Grief-stricken, worried, tired, full, dense.
- ആതുരന് (athuran) — Sick person, afflicted person, grief- stricken person, worried person.
- വലയുക (valayuka) — Be in trouble or difficulty, be worried, be distressed.
- വിരളുക (viraluka) — Be in panic, be frightened, be scared, confused or worried.
ആകുല (aakula) is literary and heavier, closer to grief-stricken, and വലയുക (valayuka) and വിരളുക (viraluka) are verbs, to be in distress and to panic.
Common questions
How do you say worried in Malayalam?
Worried is ആശങ്കയുള്ള (aashankayulla).
How do you say I am worried?
Use the first person with ആശങ്കയുള്ള (aashankayulla), or say the equivalent of I have apprehension, which is how most speakers put it.