Built in Malayalam
പണിത (panitha) is built or constructed, the past participle of paniyuka, and it goes directly in front of the noun, as in a house built long ago. There is no separate word for was between the two. Say pa-ni-tha with a soft dental th.
Most common translation
Built, constructed, put up (past form of the verb paniyuka, to build).
അപ്പൂപ്പൻ പണിത വീടാണിത്.
appooppan panitha veedaanithu.
This is the house grandfather built.
All Malayalam words for “built”
- പണിത (panitha) — Built, constructed, put up (past form of the verb paniyuka, to build).
- ഈടാര്ന്ന (eadarnna) — Strong, firm, hard, solid, well- built.
- കെട്ടിക്കുക (kettikkuka) — Give in marriage to, build, have sth. built or tied.
- കെട്ടുക (kettuka) — Tie, marry, get built, remit (money).
- പാലം (paalam) — Bridge; a structure built across a river, road or valley to cross over.
- സാങ്കേതികവിദ്യ (saankethikavidya) — Technology, applied technical knowledge, machines and methods based on science; tech; technology, technical knowledge and the machines built with it, the short form of technology.
panitha is built in the plain sense of constructed, kettuka and kettikkuka describe getting something built or tied together, and eadarnna means well built in the sense of strong and solid.
Common questions
How do you say built in Malayalam?
Built is പണിത (panitha).
How do I describe a well-built person?
eadarnna is the word for strong, firm and solidly built, and it suits a body or a structure equally.