Limited in Malayalam
Limited is പരിമിത (parimitha) in Malayalam, the form that stands before a noun: limited time, limited resources. It is at home in news writing and official language and is perfectly normal in speech as well.
Limited, moderate, measured, sparing, not much.
ഞങ്ങളുടെ വീട്ടിലെ സ്ഥലം പരിമിതമാണ്.
njangalude veettile sthalam parimithamaanu.
The space in our house is limited.
All Malayalam words for “limited”
- പരിമിത (parimitha) — Limited, moderate, measured, sparing, not much.
- ക്ലിപ്ത (kliptha) — Limited.
- പരിമിതം (parimitham) — That which is limited or measured, limited quantity.
- പരിമിതത്വം (parimithathwam) — State of being limited, limitation, state of being in a limited quantity.
- മിതം (mitham) — Moderation, state of being sufficient or limited.
പരിമിതം (parimitham) is the noun, the limited amount itself, and പരിമിതത്വം (parimithathwam) the abstract state of being limited; ക്ലിപ്ത (kliptha) is a stiffer word for something fixed within bounds, and മിതം (mitham) is about moderation rather than restriction.
Common questions
How do you say limited in Malayalam?
പരിമിത (parimitha) is the adjective you want, placed directly before the noun it limits.
How is parimitha different from mitham?
പരിമിത says there is only so much of something, while മിതം (mitham) praises restraint, as in moderate eating or measured speech.