Freed in Malayalam
മുക്ത (muktha) means freed, released or emancipated, and in religious writing it describes a soul that has attained liberation. It usually turns up in compounds and set phrases rather than standing alone.
Freed, emancipated, set free released, attained salvation.
അവൾ ഇപ്പോൾ എല്ലാ ആധികളിൽ നിന്നും മുക്തയാണ്.
aval ippol ellaa aadhikalil ninnum mukthayaan.
She is now free from all worries.
All Malayalam words for “freed”
- മുക്ത (muktha) — Freed, emancipated, set free released, attained salvation.
- മോചിത (mochitha) — Freed, liberated, redeemed, absolved.
- വിമുക്ത (vimuktha) — Delivered, freed, released, forsaken, disbanded.
- ബുദ്ധന് (buddhan) — Seer, the enlightened one, the all knowing one freed from birth and death, Lord Buddha.
- മോചിക്കുക (mochikkuka) — Get liberated or freed, get freedom.
മുക്ത is the standard adjective for freed, വിമുക്ത (vimuktha) adds the sense of being wholly released or discharged, and മോചിത (mochitha) is freed in the sense of redeemed or absolved. മോചിക്കുക (mochikkuka) is the verb for getting free, and ബുദ്ധന് (buddhan) is simply the Buddha, described as freed from birth and death.
Common questions
How do you say freed in Malayalam?
മുക്ത (muktha) is the adjective for freed or released.
Which word fits being released from a duty or debt?
വിമുക്ത (vimuktha), which carries the sense of being discharged or let off entirely.