Divided in Malayalam
When something gets divided, Malayalam uses പിളരുക (pilaruka), the verb for splitting apart. It works for a rock, a party or a family that breaks into two. Pronounce it pi-la-ru-ka, all syllables short.
Most common translation
Get split, be divided, be severed.
ഇടിമിന്നലിൽ മരം രണ്ടായി പിളർന്നു.
idiminnalil maram randayi pilarnnu.
The tree split in two in the lightning.
All Malayalam words for “divided”
- പിളരുക (pilaruka) — Get split, be divided, be severed.
- ഭക്ത (bhaktha) — Divided, apportioned, cooked, pious, devout.
- അഖണ്ടനീയ (akhandaneeya) — That cannot be broken or divided, that cannot be criticized, logical, reasonable.
- കൊറിയ (koriya) — Korea. A country in East Asia, now divided into South Korea and North Korea.
പിളരുക is being split or divided in two, ഭക്ത (bhaktha) carries the older Sanskritic sense of divided and apportioned, and അഖണ്ടനീയ (akhandaneeya) is what cannot be divided at all.
Common questions
How do you say divided in Malayalam?
പിളരുക (pilaruka) is the verb for being divided or split.
How do you say indivisible?
അഖണ്ടനീയ (akhandaneeya), that which cannot be broken or divided.