Disgraced in Malayalam
To be disgraced is നാണംകെടുക (naanamkeduka), literally for one's shame to be spoilt, that is, to be put to shame. The verb describes what happens to the person who loses face.
Most common translation
Be disgraced or insulted, be put to shame.
എല്ലാവരുടെയും മുന്നിൽ അവൻ നാണംകെട്ടു.
ellavarudeyum munnil avan naanamkettu.
He was put to shame in front of everyone.
Dictionary entry
- നാണംകെടുക (naanamkeduka) — Be disgraced or insulted, be put to shame.
The single listed option is intransitive in sense: the subject is the one disgraced or insulted.
Common questions
How do you say disgraced in Malayalam?
നാണംകെടുക (naanamkeduka), to be put to shame.
Can it mean insulted?
Yes, being insulted publicly falls under the same verb.