Given in Malayalam

Given, in the sense of a thing handed over, is ഏകിയ (eakiya), the participle of a literary verb for giving. Writing places it before a noun; speech tends to use other verbs. Examples given to illustrate a point are ഉദാഹരണങ്ങൾ (udaaharanangal).

Most common translation

ഏകിയ (eakiya)

Given, ordered, reprimanded.

അമ്മ ഏകിയ ഉപദേശം അവൻ ഓർത്തു.

amma eakiya upadesham avan orthu.

He remembered the advice his mother gave.

All Malayalam words for “given”

Other entries pair given with a particular noun: ഉപദേശം (upadesham) is advice given to someone, തീയതി (theeyathi) a date given as a number, and അമ്പല മൂരി (ambala moori) a bull given to a temple.

Common questions

How do you say given in Malayalam?

ഏകിയ (eakiya), a literary participle meaning given.

What are examples called?

ഉദാഹരണങ്ങൾ (udaaharanangal).