Dried in Malayalam
Dried, in the sense of something that has lost its moisture, is വരണ്ട (varanda). It is an adjective you place straight before a noun, as in dried land or dried leaves, and it is pronounced va-ran-da with retroflex consonants.
Dry, dried, scorched, parched.
വരണ്ട കാലാവസ്ഥയിൽ ചെടികൾ വാടി.
varanda kaalaavasthayil chedikal vaadi.
The plants wilted in the dry weather.
All Malayalam words for “dried”
- വരണ്ട (varanda) — Dry, dried, scorched, parched.
- ഉണങ്ങിയ (unangiya) — Dry, without moisture; dried, as of clothes, ground or firewood.
- അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് (angadimarunnu) — Dried Ayurvedic herbs available in the market, country drug.
- അഷ്ടചൂര്ണ്ണം (ashta choornnam) — Powdered mixture of eight ingredients such as dried ginger, pepper, rock salt, etc.
- ഇഞ്ചി (inchi) — Ginger. The fresh root used in curries and in tea; dried ginger is chukku.
- ചുക്കുവെള്ളം (chukkuvellam) — Water boiled with dried ginger.
- പൊരിയന് (poriyan) — One having a dry scurf, what is parched or dried.
Everything else here is a particular dried thing rather than the adjective: അങ്ങാടിമരുന്ന് is dried medicinal herbs from the market, ചുക്കുവെള്ളം is water boiled with dried ginger, അഷ്ടചൂര്ണ്ണം is an eight-ingredient powder, and പൊരിയന് describes something parched.
Common questions
How do you say dried in Malayalam?
വരണ്ട (varanda) is the adjective for dry, dried or parched.
Does varanda describe dry weather too?
It describes the dried state of things, so it fits dry land and dry skin; drought itself has its own separate noun.