How to Say “Monster” in Malayalam

രാക്ഷസൻ
The Malayalam word for monster is രാക്ഷസൻ.
രാക്ഷസൻ refers to a supernatural or mythical creature with evil intentions.
Meaning: terrifying dangerous creature (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The feminine form of the noun is രാക്ഷസി, and the plural form is രാക്ഷസന്മാർ.

Did you know?

  • In local theater and shadow puppetry, the appearance of a രാക്ഷസൻ is signaled by specific, loud, and rhythmic percussion patterns.
  • In Malayalam literature, the word can sometimes be used metaphorically to describe a person with an incredibly voracious or insatiable appetite.
  • The term രാക്ഷസൻ is distinct from ഭൂതം, which refers more to a ghost or a spirit, showing that Malayalam separates 'monsters' from 'spirits'.

Examples in context

  • ആ കഥയിലെ രാക്ഷസൻ ഭയങ്കരനാണ്.
    aa kathayile rakshasan bhayankaranaanu.
    The monster in that story is terrifying.
  • കാട്ടിലെ രാക്ഷസൻ വളരെ അപകടകാരിയാണ്.
    kaattile rakshasan valare apadakariyaanu.
    The monster in the forest is very dangerous.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a scary movie they just watched.

  1. മീര Meera

    ആ സിനിമയിലെ രാക്ഷസൻ പേടിപ്പെടുത്തുന്നതായിരുന്നു.
    aa cinemayile rakshasan pedippaduthunnathayirunnu.
    The monster in that movie was scary.
  2. മനോജ് Manoj

    അതെ, അവൻ ഒരു വലിയ രാക്ഷസൻ തന്നെ.
    athe, avan oru valiya rakshasan thanne.
    Yes, he was truly a big monster.
  3. മീര Meera

    മനോജ്, നിനക്ക് പേടി തോന്നുന്നുണ്ടോ?
    manoj, ninakku pedi thonnunnundo?
    Manoj, are you feeling scared?
  4. മനോജ് Manoj

    അല്ല മീര, എനിക്ക് പേടിയില്ല.
    alla Meera, enikku pediyilla.
    No Meera, I am not scared.
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