Cooked in Malayalam
വെന്ത (ventha) is the adjective for cooked, as in cooked rice or well-boiled vegetables. It comes from a common kitchen verb and is exactly what you hear when someone checks whether the food is done.
Most common translation
Cooked, boiled, burnt, baked.
വെന്ത ചോറ് പാത്രത്തിൽ വിളമ്പി.
ventha choru paathrathil vilambi.
The cooked rice was served on the plate.
All Malayalam words for “cooked”
- വെന്ത (ventha) — Cooked, boiled, burnt, baked.
- ഭക്ത (bhaktha) — Divided, apportioned, cooked, pious, devout.
- അടുക്കള (adukkala) — Kitchen, the room in a house where food is cooked.
- അരി (ari) — Rice. The uncooked grain; cooked rice is choru and the plant is nellu.
- ഉണ്ണുക (unnuka) — Eat, devour, eat cooked rice, drink milk, honey, etc.
- കറി (kari) — Curry. The cooked gravy or side dish eaten with rice.
- വേവ് (vev) — Burning, properly cooked condition, heat, sultriness.
വെന്ത is cooked or boiled, and വേവ് (vev) is the noun for the properly cooked state, which also means heat. ഉണ്ണുക (unnuka) is to eat cooked rice, and ഭക്ത (bhaktha) is a Sanskrit word whose cooked sense is archaic beside its usual meaning of devout.
Common questions
How do you say cooked in Malayalam?
വെന്ത (ventha) is the adjective for cooked or boiled food.
How do I ask whether the rice is cooked?
Pair വെന്ത (ventha) with the word for rice; that is the normal way to ask whether something is done.