Defeated in Malayalam
Someone beaten in a match, an election or a fight is തോറ്റ (thotta), defeated. Malayalam builds it from the verb to lose, so it describes the loser rather than the winner's act. The opposite, won, is ജയിച്ചു (jayichu).
Most common translation
Defeated, beaten, having lost a game, contest or fight.
ഞങ്ങളുടെ ടീം ഇന്ന് തോറ്റു.
njangalude teem innu thottu.
Our team was defeated today.
All Malayalam words for “defeated”
- തോറ്റ (thotta) — Defeated, beaten, having lost a game, contest or fight.
- ജയിച്ചു (jayichu) — Won, came first, defeated the other side; the past form of jayikkuka.
- തോക്കുക (thokkuka) — Fail, be defeated.
- തോല്ക്കുക (tholkkuka) — Fail, be defeated, lose in a contest.
- തോൽക്കുക (tholkkuka) — Lose, be defeated, fail to win a game or contest.
തോറ്റ (thotta) is the adjective defeated, തോല്ക്കുക (tholkkuka) the verb to lose or be defeated, തോക്കുക (thokkuka) a less common variant, and ജയിച്ചു (jayichu) the opposite, won.
Common questions
How do you say defeated in Malayalam?
Defeated is തോറ്റ (thotta).
How do I say our team lost?
Use the verb തോല്ക്കുക (tholkkuka), to lose or be beaten in a contest.