Drawn in Malayalam
None of these Malayalam entries is a general equivalent of drawn. The closest is പൂട്ടുവില്ല് (poottuvillu), which names a bow that has been drawn, so it fits only that one image.
Most common translation
A drawn bow.
കുട്ടി കൈയിൽ പൂട്ടുവില്ല് പിടിച്ചു.
kutti kaiyil poottuvillu pidichu.
The child held a drawn bow in his hand.
All Malayalam words for “drawn”
- പൂട്ടുവില്ല് (poottuvillu) — A drawn bow.
- ജനകീയാസൂത്രണം (janakeeyaasoothranam) — Plan drawn up by the people, people's plan, planning from the grass root level.
- വരികൾ (varikal) — Lines, drawn marks, rows of writing, the lines of a song or poem.
പൂട്ടുവില്ല് (poottuvillu) is a drawn bow, വരികൾ (varikal) means lines or drawn marks, and ജനകീയാസൂത്രണം (janakeeyaasoothranam) is a plan drawn up by the people; each covers a narrow use rather than the participle itself.
Common questions
How do you say drawn in Malayalam?
There is no single word here: പൂട്ടുവില്ല് (poottuvillu) covers a drawn bow and വരികൾ (varikal) drawn lines.
Why is a people's plan listed?
ജനകീയാസൂത്രണം (janakeeyaasoothranam) means a plan drawn up by the people, where drawn appears only in the English gloss.