Disciplined in Malayalam
For disciplined, Malayalam gives വിനീത (vineetha), an adjective that joins self-control to humility and gentleness. It is used of people who carry themselves well, especially in formal praise.
Most common translation
Humble, gentle, disciplined.
വിനീത ഭാവത്തിൽ അവൻ ഗുരുവിനെ വന്ദിച്ചു.
vineetha bhaavaththil avan guruvine vandhichu
He bowed to his teacher humbly.
All Malayalam words for “disciplined”
- വിനീത (vineetha) — Humble, gentle, disciplined.
- അടങ്ങിയൊതുങ്ങി (adangiyothungi) — In a self controlled or disciplined way, without active participation.
- വിനീതന് (vineethan) — A humble man, a disciplined man.
വിനീത (vineetha) describes the quality before a noun, വിനീതന് (vineethan) names a disciplined man, and അടങ്ങിയൊതുങ്ങി (adangiyothungi) is adverbial, about acting in a restrained, self-controlled way.
Common questions
How do you say disciplined in Malayalam?
വിനീത (vineetha), which also carries a sense of humility.
How would I say a disciplined man?
വിനീതന് (vineethan) names such a person directly.