Fixed in Malayalam
Settled and unmoving is അചല (achala), the stem placed before a noun for something fixed in position. For a decision that has hardened into resolve, speech uses ഉറച്ച (uracha). Both are common in writing about plans and principles.
Most common translation
Immovable, fixed, firm, static.
അവന്റെ തീരുമാനം അചല ആയിരുന്നു.
avante theerumaanam achala aayirunnu.
His decision was unshakable.
All Malayalam words for “fixed”
- അചല (achala) — Immovable, fixed, firm, static.
- പതിഞ്ഞ (pathinja) — Slovenly, slow, fixed, flat (like nose).
- അക്ഷരമാല (aksharamala) — Set of letters in a fixed order, alphabet.
- ഉറച്ച (uracha) — Determined; firmly resolved, not willing to give up; also fixed or settled.
- ഉറപ്പാക്കുക (urappakkuka) — Be fixed, be firm, confirm.
- തട്ട് (thattu) — Shelf, a flat board fixed on a wall or inside a cupboard for keeping things, a tier.
- തറവില (tharavila) — Floor-price, minimum price (as fixed by the government).
- ധ്യാനം (dhyaanam) — Meditation, contemplation with the mind fixed on an object.
- നിരക്കുകൾ (nirakkukal) — Rates; the charges fixed for each unit of something, also rates in the sense of proportion.
- നിരക്ക് (nirakku) — Rate, the fixed price or charge, the level at which something is set; charges; the money asked for a service, rates or fees; accusations in a case are kuttaropanangal.
- സുരക്ഷിതമായ (surakshithamaaya) — Secure; safe, protected from danger or loss; firmly fixed.
achala is fixed because immovable, uracha is fixed because settled and firm, and നിരക്ക് (nirakku) is a fixed rate or charge.
Common questions
How do you say fixed in Malayalam?
Fixed is അചല (achala).
How do I say a fixed rate?
നിരക്ക് (nirakku) is the fixed price or charge; നിരക്കുകൾ (nirakkukal) is the plural.