Appropriate in Malayalam
Used as an adjective, appropriate means suitable, and that is ഉപയുക്ത (upayuktha) in Malayalam, standing before the noun. It is a formal Sanskritic form common in official prose and editorials. The verb to appropriate, meaning to take something over, is a wholly separate word.
Most common translation
Useful, suitable, appropriate.
ക്ലാസിൽ ഉപയുക്ത വിവരങ്ങൾ കിട്ടി.
klaasil upayuktha vivarangal kitti.
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All Malayalam words for “appropriate”
- ഉപയുക്ത (upayuktha) — Useful, suitable, appropriate.
- കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka) — Take possession of, appropriate.
ഉപയുക്ത is appropriate as in suitable and useful, while കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka) is to appropriate in the sense of seizing possession.
Common questions
How do you say appropriate in Malayalam?
ഉപയുക്ത (upayuktha), meaning suitable or fitting.
How do you say to appropriate something?
കയ്യടക്കുക (kayyadakkuka), to take possession of it.