Despised in Malayalam
For despised, Malayalam offers നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta), an adjective meaning base, vile and held in contempt. It is a Sanskrit participle, so it lives in written and formal Malayalam and is used before a noun rather than on its own. Say ni-krish-ta.
Vile, base, despised, despicable.
ഇത് ഒരു നികൃഷ്ടമായ പ്രവൃത്തിയാണ്
ithu oru nikrishtamaaya pravrutthiyaanu
This is a despicable act.
All Malayalam words for “despised”
- നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta) — Vile, base, despised, despicable.
- അധിക്ഷിപ്ത (adhikshiptha) — Abused, blamed, thrown, insulted, despised.
നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta) describes someone or something considered contemptible by nature. അധിക്ഷിപ്ത (adhikshiptha) is closer to insulted or reviled, the state of having been abused by others, so it points at what was done to the person rather than at their character.
Common questions
How do you say despised in Malayalam?
Use നികൃഷ്ട (nikrishta) for despised in the sense of base or contemptible.
Which word means someone was insulted?
അധിക്ഷിപ്ത (adhikshiptha), which describes a person who has been abused, blamed or reviled.