Bind in Malayalam
Bind is ബന്ധിക്കുക (bandhikkuka) in Malayalam, built on a root that also gives words for relationship and connection. The four syllables run ban-dhik-ku-ka, with a soft breathy dh as in adhere. It serves both for tying something physically and for binding a person by rules or by an agreement.
Bind, tie, imprison, fasten, chain.
കയർ കൊണ്ട് പെട്ടി ബന്ധിക്കുക.
kayar kondu petti bandhikkuka.
Bind the box with a rope.
All Malayalam words for “bind”
- ബന്ധിക്കുക (bandhikkuka) — Bind, tie, imprison, fasten, chain.
- ചങ്ങലയ്ക്കിടുക (changalaykkiduka) — Bind by chains, control.
ബന്ധിക്കുക (bandhikkuka) is the general verb, while ചങ്ങലയ്ക്കിടുക (changalaykkiduka) literally means to put in chains and is kept for chaining an animal or a prisoner.
Common questions
How do you say bind in Malayalam?
Say ബന്ധിക്കുക (bandhikkuka). It covers tying, fastening and binding in the legal sense.
When would I use ചങ്ങലയ്ക്കിടുക instead?
Only where real chains or physical restraint are involved; for a contract that binds two parties, ബന്ധിക്കുക is the verb.