Yielding in Malayalam
മൃദുവായ (mriduvaya) is soft, smooth and yielding to the touch, and of these three entries it is the one that behaves like the English adjective.
Most common translation
Soft; smooth and yielding to the touch, not hard.
മൃദുവായ തലയണയിൽ അവൻ തലവെച്ചു.
mriduvaya thalayanayil avan thalavechu.
He laid his head on the soft pillow.
All Malayalam words for “yielding”
- മൃദുവായ (mriduvaya) — Soft; smooth and yielding to the touch, not hard.
- പതുക്കം (pathukkam) — Drawing back, hiding, concealment, softness, yielding.
- പിതുക്കം (pithukkam) — Crushing, state of yielding to pressure, flexible.
പതുക്കം (pathukkam) and പിതുക്കം (pithukkam) are nouns about drawing back or giving way under pressure, so a yielding person is described with a phrase built on softness instead.
Common questions
How do you say yielding in Malayalam?
Yielding is മൃദുവായ (mriduvaya).
How do you say a yielding nature?
Put മൃദുവായ (mriduvaya) before the word for mind or nature to describe somebody soft and accommodating.