Lost in Malayalam
Lost is നഷ്ട (nashada) in Malayalam, an adjectival form meaning lost, destroyed or ruined, used mostly inside compounds. Someone who lost a game or a contest is തോറ്റ (thotta) instead. The loss itself, as a noun, is നഷ്ടം (nashtam).
Most common translation
Lost, destroyed, ruined.
നഷ്ട സ്വപ്നങ്ങളെ ഓർത്ത് വിഷമിക്കരുത്.
nashada swapnangale orthu vishamikkaruthu.
Do not feel sad thinking of lost dreams.
All Malayalam words for “lost”
- നഷ്ട (nashada) — Lost, destroyed, ruined.
- കണ്ടെത്തുക (kandethuka) — To find, to discover, to locate something that was lost or hidden; finding, discovering or locating something; getting hold of what was lost or searched for.
- തോറ്റ (thotta) — Defeated, beaten, having lost a game, contest or fight.
- നഷ്ടം (nashtam) — Loss, money or value lost, damage, the harm of losing something.
- നിലകെട്ട (nilaketta) — Having lost one's position, deposed, impolite, fallen, timid, unsteady.
- ഭിന്നഗതി (bhinnagathi) — Going along different paths, having lost control.
- മൂകന് (mookan) — A dumb person, one who has lost the power of speech.
nashada describes what has been lost or ruined, thotta is defeated in a contest, nashtam is the loss as a thing, and kandethuka is the opposite act of finding.
Common questions
How do you say lost in Malayalam?
നഷ്ട (nashada).
How do you say he lost the match?
Use തോറ്റ (thotta), the word for defeated or beaten.