Kept in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “kept”

• വെച്ചു (vechu) — Kept, put, placed, stored; the past form of vekkuka, to keep or put.
• പാലിത (palitha) — Protected, preserved, maintained, kept.
• കടകൾ (kadakal) — Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
• കാത്തുകെട്ടി നിര്‍ത്തുക (kathuketti nirt) — Be kept waiting, cool one's heels.
• കോഴി (kozhi) — Chicken; a hen or cock kept as a bird; also the meat of that bird.
• ജയിൽ (jayil) — Prison; the jail where people convicted of crimes are kept.
• താറാവ് (thaaraavu) — Duck. A water bird with webbed feet, kept for eggs and meat.
• തുടർന്നു (thudarnnu) — Continued, went on, kept going without stopping; the past form of thudaruka.
• പശു (pashu) — Cow. The cow kept for milk; a bull is kaala.
• പിടിച്ചു (pidichu) — Caught, the past form of pidikkuka, to catch; seized, held or trapped; held, grasped, kept hold of; the past form of pidikkuka. Of a meeting or event held, Malayalam says nadatthi.
• മ്യൂസിയം (myoosiyam) — Museum; a building where old or valuable things are kept on show.
• രക്ഷിച്ചു (rakshicchu) — Saved. Rescued someone or something from danger; kept safe from harm.
• രേഖ (rekha) — Document, a paper or written record, an official record kept as proof.
• രേഖകൾ (rekhakal) — Records; written documents or entries kept for future reference, official papers; documents; official papers, records, certificates kept as proof.
• ലൈബ്രറി (laibrari) — Library, a place where books are kept for reading and borrowing; also called granthashaala in formal Malayalam.
• സെറ്റുകൾ (settukal) — Sets; groups of matching things kept and used together, collections of items.

പാലിത (palitha) is kept in the sense of protected and maintained, while the rest are animals, shops and an idiom that only mention keeping.