Grunt meaning in malayalam
Meanings of Grunt in malayalam :
Anumathi (അനുമതി)Noun:
the short low gruff noise of the kind made by pigs
an unskilled or low-ranking soldier or other worker
Ex: infantrymen in Vietnam were called grunts
(zoology) medium-sized tropical marine food fishes that utter a grunting sound when caught
Verb:
issue a grunting, low, animal-like noise
Ex: He grunted his reluctant approval
Kuruttuka Kur̀uṭṭuγa (= Kuruttuka Or Kurummuka) To Grunt . Pannikal Kunnile Chaati Kuruttini Nnu CG .
II . Mukkuka T . M . C . To Strain , (chakkara Thi Nnunpol Nakki Nakki Thaaram Kotukkunpol Mukki Mukki Prov . Unwillingly , Reluctantly) ; To Grunt , (mukkaan Q . V . Or Chenpotthu Mu . Palg . ) ; To Make An Effort , As In Travail Or When Easing Nature (esp . Straining In Arishasu , Dysentery) . — See Mikkuka .
Muraluka Muraḷuγa (T . Mural , Te . C . Mora = Mu Ra & Muzhangu) . 1 . To Hum , Grunt , Growl . Mural Anakka To Hem . Alivrundam Muralunna Ghosham KumK . Vandukal Kondaati Murandu Bhr . Buzzed . Chokkan Murandu Kurekkum TP . Dog To Howl , Snarl . Patangal Kooppi Muralum Virithum Kettarul Manna RC . 2 . To Shrivel , Decay (= Muratuka) .
Related wordsGrunt - Panniyeppeaale Amaruka (പന്നിയെപ്പോലെ അമറുക)