In short: "Get well soon" is വേഗം സുഖമാകട്ടെ (vegam sukhamaakatte) — literally "may you recover quickly." Shorter: സുഖമാകട്ടെ (sukhamaakatte). Add സൂക്ഷിക്കണേ (sookshikkane) — "take care of yourself."
Variations & related phrases
| Malayalam | Romanised | English |
|---|---|---|
| വേഗം സുഖമാകട്ടെ | Vegam sukhamaakatte | Get well soon |
| സുഖമാകട്ടെ | Sukhamaakatte | May you get well |
| സൂക്ഷിക്കണേ | Sookshikkane | Take care of yourself |
| വിശ്രമിക്കൂ | Vishramikkoo | Rest well |
When & how to use it
Say vegam sukhamaakatte to someone who's unwell, often followed by sookshikkane ("take care") for extra warmth.
Example sentences
| Malayalam | Romanised | English |
|---|---|---|
| വേഗം സുഖമാകട്ടെ ട്ടോ! | Vegam sukhamaakatte tto! | Get well soon! |
| നന്നായി വിശ്രമിക്കൂ, സൂക്ഷിക്കണേ. | Nannaayi vishramikkoo, sookshikkane. | Rest well, take care. |
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How do you say get well soon in Malayalam?
Say വേഗം സുഖമാകട്ടെ (vegam sukhamaakatte).
How do you say take care in Malayalam?
Say സൂക്ഷിക്കണേ (sookshikkane).
How do you tell someone to rest in Malayalam?
Say വിശ്രമിക്കൂ (vishramikkoo), "rest well."
What does sukhamaakatte mean?
It means "may (you) get well" — sugham (well) + aakatte (let it become).