Arrived in Malayalam
Came or arrived is വന്നു (vannu), the past of the verb to come. It is one of the first past forms learners pick up, and it needs no helper word: vannu on its own can be a whole sentence.
Most common translation
Came, arrived, reached; past tense of varuka, to come.
അതിഥികൾ രാവിലെ വന്നു.
athithikal raavile vannu.
The guests came in the morning.
All Malayalam words for “arrived”
- വന്നു (vannu) — Came, arrived, reached; past tense of varuka, to come.
- പ്രപന്ന (prapanna) — Reached, arrived, approached, taken refuge, poor.
- ആഗത (agatha) — Which or who has come or arrived.
- ആഗതന് (aagathan) — Visitor, one who has come or arrived.
വന്നു is the everyday past form; ആഗത and ആഗതന് (aagathan) are literary words for one who has arrived, and പ്രപന്ന is poetic.
Common questions
How do you say arrived in Malayalam?
വന്നു (vannu).
How do you say a visitor has arrived?
In speech with വന്നു; in formal writing the guest who has come may be called an ആഗതന് (aagathan).