Oath meaning in malayalam
Meanings of Oath in malayalam :
Aanayital (ആണയിടല്)Noun:
profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger
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a commitment to tell the truth (especially in a court of law); to lie under oath is to become subject to prosecution for perjury
a solemn promise, usually invoking a divine witness, regarding your future acts or behavior
Ex: they took an oath of allegiance
Accha Ačča (T . Atthy) Mother ; Accha Thannu Te Mula Nalkenam VCh . Acchan TM . (T . Also Atthan . C . Tu . Ajjan) 1 . Father , Lord ; Used Chiefly Hon . Accha Nre Puram Nal 3 . My Father's House . 2 . Title Of Males In Royal Famnilies F . I . In Pālacāḍu Konpiyacchan TR . The Minister Of Calicut Rajah Mangaattacchan , Of Cochin Paalyatthacchan , Of Nayer Chiefs Kulakkaattu Naa Lar Acchanmaar TR . (in Curumb . ) Of The 60 Heads Of Urāḷer (Cal . ) ; Even Of Monkeys Kura Ngacchan PT . Acchanappe Neraanu TP . Oath .
Den V . Avasaanikka V . N . 1 . To End , Cease . Avakaasham A'cchu Jud . The Claim Ceased . — Also 2 . V . A . Kakshikkaarkku Kaaryam A'ppaan Kazhiyum MR . More Commonly Avasaanippi Kka To Bring To Conclusion , F . I . Sathyatthinmel A . MR . Decide The Case By An Oath .
Asathyam Untrue , Untruth , Breaking Of An Oath Abhayam Nalkinen Athinnu Nee A . Cho Lkayilla KR . Canst Not Advise A Perjury . Asathyavaadi Liar .
Related wordsOath - Aanayital (ആണയിടല്) Oath taking - Prathijnjayetukkal (പ്രതിജ്ഞയെടുക്കല്) Oath talking - Prathijnjaavaachakam Cheaallal (പ്രതിജ്ഞാവാചകം ചൊല്ലല്)