Accepted in Malayalam
അംഗീകൃത (amgeekritha) is the adjective that goes before a noun to mark it as accepted, accredited or recognised, as in an accepted scheme. It is a formal Sanskritic form, and in that position it never changes shape. A separate participle is used when you want to say that someone accepted something.
Accepted, accredited, recognized.
ഇത് ഒരു അംഗീകൃതമായ സ്കൂളാണ്.
ithu oru amgeekrithamaaya skoolaanu
This is a recognized school.
All Malayalam words for “accepted”
- അംഗീകൃത (amgeekritha) — Accepted, accredited, recognized.
- അംഗീകരിച്ച (angeekaricha) — Approved; accepted, sanctioned, officially permitted.
- അശോകചക്രം (ashokachakaram) — The seal of Ashoka inscribed on a stone pillar at Sarnath and accepted as the central emblem on the National Flag of free India.
- ലബ്ധം (labdham) — What is received, got or accepted.
- ലോകമര്യാദ (lokamaryaada) — Customs and conventions, accepted manners and customs.
- സ്വീകാര്യമായ (sweekaaryamaaya) — Acceptable, fit to be accepted, satisfactory, good enough.
അംഗീകൃത stands before a noun, അംഗീകരിച്ച (angeekaricha) is the past participle for what was approved or sanctioned, and സ്വീകാര്യമായ (sweekaaryamaaya) means acceptable or good enough rather than already accepted.
Common questions
How do you say accepted in Malayalam?
അംഗീകൃത (amgeekritha) before a noun, or അംഗീകരിച്ച (angeekaricha) for something that was approved.
What is the difference from acceptable?
Acceptable is സ്വീകാര്യമായ (sweekaaryamaaya), which says a thing may be accepted, not that it has been.