How to Say “Go” in Malayalam

പോകുക
pōkuka/poːɡukɐ/
The English verb 'go' is translated into Malayalam as പോകുക (pōkuka). It is also spelled പോവുക (pōvuka).
Meaning: to move through space (especially from one place to another) (verb)

Ways to say it

“go” in Malayalam
Malayalam Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA Note
പോകുക pōkuka /poːɡukɐ/
പോവുക pōvuka alternative form

The verb is used to describe moving through space, specifically from one place to another.

Which one should you use?

പോകുക and its alternative spelling പോവുക are both used to mean 'go'.

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How does it change in a sentence?

The verb changes based on tense and necessity: പോകുന്നു is used for the present tense (goes / is going), പോയി is used for the past tense (went / has gone) and പോകും is used for the future tense (will go). To express an obligation or necessity to go, use പോകണം. To express the negative infinitive, or the act of not going, use പോകാതിരിക്കുക.

How do you pronounce it?

pōkuka (IPA: /poːɡukɐ/)

Did you know?

  • In Malayalam, the concept of 'going' can be used to express 'to become' or 'to turn into' when describing a change in state or condition.
  • The root of പോകുക is a distant relative of the Tamil word போ, making it part of a massive family of similar words across South Indian languages.
  • In Malayalam, പോകുക is often used as an auxiliary verb to indicate that an action is about to happen or is in the process of starting.

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Example conversation

Anjali and Arjun are deciding to leave the house.

  1. അർജുൻ Arjun

    അഞ്ജലി, നമുക്ക് ഇപ്പോൾ പോകുക.
    Anjali, namukku ippol pokuka.
    Anjali, let's go now.
  2. അഞ്ജലി Anjali

    ഞാൻ തയ്യാറാണ്, അർജുൻ.
    njaan thayyaraanu, Arjun.
    I am ready, Arjun.
  3. അർജുൻ Arjun

    നമ്മൾ ബസ്സിൽ പോകുകയാണോ?
    nammal bussil pokukayaano?
    Are we going by bus?
  4. അഞ്ജലി Anjali

    അതെ, നമുക്ക് വേഗം നടക്കാം.
    athe, namukku vegam nadakkam.
    Yes, let's walk quickly.

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