Joined in Malayalam
Joined, as a describing word, is ചേര്ത്ത (chertha), from cherkkuka, to add or join. Put it before the noun for a joined, combined or added thing. Say cher-tha with the r held lightly.
Most common translation
Joined, united, combined, added, mixed.
പാലിൽ ചേർത്ത പഞ്ചസാര നന്നായി ഇളക്കൂ.
paalil chertha panchasaara nannayi ilakkoo.
Stir well the sugar added to the milk.
All Malayalam words for “joined”
- ചേര്ത്ത (chertha) — Joined, united, combined, added, mixed.
- ഏച്ച് (each) — Tied or stitched together, joined.
- ബന്ധിപ്പിച്ച (bandhippicha) — Connected, joined, linked to something else.
- സംയുക്ത (samyuktha) — Joint, joined, combined, endowed.
- ഉം (um) — And; in Malayalam it is the suffix um added to each of the joined words rather than a separate word.
- കൂടിച്ചേർന്ന (koodicherna) — Combined, joined together, merged into one.
- ചേർക്കുക (cherkkuka) — Added, put in, joined on to something else; listed here as the verb to add; adding; putting one thing together with another, including something more, adding numbers.
- നേക്കാൾ (nekkaal) — Than; joined to the noun as nekkaal in comparisons, as in ithinekkaal, than this.
- മേൽ (mel) — Upon, on, on top of; in Malayalam it comes after the noun, as mesha mel, upon the table; upper; the one above, higher in position. It is normally joined to the noun that follows.
- രഞ്ജിക്കുക (ranjikkuka) — Come together, be reconciled, please, be joined together, be united, agree.
chertha is joined or added on, koodicherna merged together into one, bandhippicha connected or linked, samyuktha joint and combined, and each tied or stitched together.
Common questions
How do you say joined in Malayalam?
ചേര്ത്ത (chertha), joined, added or combined.
Which word means merged into one?
koodicherna, combined or joined together.