Crushed in Malayalam
When something is crushed or bruised, Malayalam says ചതയുക (chathayuka). It applies to a finger caught in a door and to fruit squashed in a bag. Pronounce it cha-tha-yu-ka, with a soft th like the one in thin.
Most common translation
Be crushed or bruised.
പഴങ്ങൾ ഈ ബാഗിൽ ചതയുകയാണ്.
pazhangal ee baagil chathayukayaanu
The fruits are getting crushed in this bag.
All Malayalam words for “crushed”
- ചതയുക (chathayuka) — Be crushed or bruised.
- ഞെരിയുക (neriyuka) — Be crushed, be pressed, be broken.
ചതയുക (chathayuka) describes being crushed or bruised, usually by a blow or pressure, while ഞെരിയുക (neriyuka) suggests being squeezed, pressed or broken under constriction.
Common questions
How do you say crushed in Malayalam?
Use ചതയുക (chathayuka), meaning to be crushed or bruised.
What is the difference from neriyuka?
ഞെരിയുക (neriyuka) is about being squeezed or pressed, as in a crowd or a vice, whereas ചതയുക (chathayuka) points to the bruising that results from an impact.