Inscribed in Malayalam

Something inscribed is അന്തര്‍ലിഖിതം (antharlikhitham) in Malayalam, a compound of anthar, within, and likhitham, written. It is a learned word, used of letters cut into stone or metal rather than of ordinary writing. Say it an-thar-li-khi-tham.

Most common translation

അന്തര്‍ലിഖിതം (antharlikhitham)

That which is inscribed.

മോതിരത്തിൽ അന്തര്‍ലിഖിതം ആയ പേര് വായിച്ചു.

mothirathil antharlikhitham aaya peru vaayichu.

I read the name inscribed inside the ring.

All Malayalam words for “inscribed”

അന്തര്‍ലിഖിതം (antharlikhitham) simply means that which is inscribed, while അശോകചക്രം (ashokachakaram) is a specific object, the wheel inscribed on Ashoka's stone pillar at Sarnath and later placed on the Indian flag.

Common questions

How do you say inscribed in Malayalam?

അന്തര്‍ലിഖിതം (antharlikhitham) means that which is inscribed. It belongs to formal and historical writing.

What is the Ashoka Chakra called?

അശോകചക്രം (ashokachakaram), the wheel inscribed on Ashoka's pillar at Sarnath, which was adopted as the central emblem of the Indian national flag.