Malayalam

kudumbanathan from Malayalam translates to English as 'bye'.

The word for "sage" in Malayalam is "ऋषि" (pronounced as "rishi"). It refers to a wise person or sage known for their spiritual knowledge and wisdom in Hindu tradition. Sages in Malayalam literature and folklore are often depicted as enlightened beings with profound insights.

The phrase 'has been granted' translates to Malayalam as അനുവദിച്ചു

The Malayalam word "evnmarokeyano" translates to "What are you doing?" in English. It is an informal way of asking someone about their current activity or situation. The phrase is often used in casual conversations.

"I am waiting" in Malayalam is "ഞാൻ കാത്തിരിക്കുകയാണ്" (ñān kāttirikkukayāṇa). This phrase conveys the action of waiting, often implying anticipation or expectation. If you need further context or a specific scenario, feel free to ask!

The Malayalam word for dizziness is "മരുന്ന്" (marunnu) or "മറക്കല്‍" (marakkal), which can refer to a feeling of lightheadedness or vertigo. Dizziness can also be described with terms like "താക്കള്‍" (thakkal) in some contexts. These terms encompass various sensations of imbalance or disorientation.

The phrase "ennike ninne keti pidich uma vekannam" in Malayalam translates to "I want to hold you tightly" in English. It expresses a desire for closeness and affection.

The Malayalam sentence "Sukhamaano" translates to "Are you happy?" in English. It is a common way of asking someone about their well-being or happiness.

Poor Man's Orange is a novel by the New Zealand author Ruth Park, published in 1949. Also a poor man's orange is an obsolete New Zealand name for a grapefruit

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The Malayalam word for gratitude is "കൃതജ്ഞത" (krithajñatha). It expresses the feeling of thankfulness and appreciation towards someone for their kindness or help. This term is often used in various contexts to convey sincere acknowledgment of another's actions.

Paattah (പാറ്റ)

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I'm not sure how to say that, but "I want a divorce" is "Saya mahu bercerai"

There is no such English word as "lagoo".

Nostalgia refers remembering things or ideas that have happened in the past.

A pig is called "panni" in malayalam.Also Guinea pig is called "Gini panni".

Say Chinnu(baby girl's pet name) who is this?

however, for you ....

There is no word "ramona" . It's a girl's name i suppose.

" Ninakku Enne ishtamaano "

paschaththapam, khedham, paschaththapikkuka, khedhikkuka

alone, singly