How to Say “Liar” in Malayalam

നുണയൻ
nunayan
The English word "liar" is translated into Malayalam as നുണയൻ (nunayan).
നുണയൻ is a noun used to describe a person who tells lies.
Meaning: one who tells lies (noun)

Which one should you use?

മിഥ്യാവാദി is also used to mean "liar".

How do you pronounce it?

nunayan

Did you know?

  • The suffix '-an' in നുണയൻ is a masculine marker, meaning if you were calling a woman a liar, you would typically change the ending to നുണച്ചി (nuṇacci).
  • In traditional Malayalam theater, a character described as a നുണയൻ is often a comedic archetype used to provide relief through exaggerated claims and absurd fabrications.
  • The word നുണ (nuṇa) is used to describe 'tall tales' or 'fables' in the phrase നുണക്കഥ (nuṇakatha), where it loses its negative or malicious connotation.
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