Degraded in Malayalam
Degraded is പതിത (pathitha) in Malayalam, a participle for one who has fallen or been brought low. It is applied to moral and social degradation and has a harsh, formal ring. Older writing uses it of outcast status.
Most common translation
Fallen, ruined, degraded.
പതിത ആയ നിലയിൽ അവൻ തിരിച്ചെത്തി.
pathitha aaya nilayil avan thiricheththi.
He came back in a fallen state.
All Malayalam words for “degraded”
- പതിത (pathitha) — Fallen, ruined, degraded.
- പതിക്കുക (pathikkuka) — Fall, join, decline, be degraded, stamp, enter in the books of account, register, affix, stick sth.
pathikkuka is the related verb, to fall or be degraded, which carries unrelated senses too, such as to register or to affix.
Common questions
What is degraded in Malayalam?
Say പതിത (pathitha), fallen or brought low.
Is it a verb or an adjective?
It is an adjectival participle; the verb behind it is പതിക്കുക (pathikkuka).