Called in Malayalam

Called, in the sense of named, is അഭിഹിത (abhihitha) in Malayalam. It is a formal, Sanskritic participle used in writing rather than in conversation. Ordinary speech forms the idea with the verb to say instead.

Most common translation

അഭിഹിത (abhihitha)

Called, named.

ഗുരുവിനാൽ അഭിഹിതമായ കാര്യങ്ങൾ ശിഷ്യർ ഓർത്തു.

guruvinaal abhihithamaaya kaaryangal shishyar orthu.

The disciples remembered the things said by the teacher.

All Malayalam words for “called”

The other entries are unrelated nouns whose definitions merely mention what something is called, among them ഓറഞ്ച് (oranj) for orange, ഗ്ലാസ് (glas) for glass, നായ (naya) for dog, പ്രാതൽ (prathal) for breakfast, റെസ്റ്റോറന്റ് (restorantu) for restaurant and വാഴപ്പഴം (vazhappazham) for banana.

Common questions

How do you say called in Malayalam?

The listed word is അഭിഹിത (abhihitha), called or named.

Is it used in speech?

Rarely; it is a written, formal form, and conversation builds the sense with the verb to say.