Offered in Malayalam
Offered, as a past participle, is അര്പ്പിത (arppitha) in Malayalam, describing what has been presented or dedicated. For what is offered to a deity the entry gives the noun നേര്ച്ച (nercha). The first is the adjectival form.
Most common translation
Offered, dedicated, presented.
അര്പ്പിതമായ മനസ്സോടെ അവൾ ജോലി ചെയ്തു.
arppithamaaya manassode aval joli cheythu.
She worked with a dedicated mind.
All Malayalam words for “offered”
- അര്പ്പിത (arppitha) — Offered, dedicated, presented.
- ഗുരുദക്ഷിണ (gurudakshina) — The gift offered by the pupil to his preceptor at the end of his education.
- നേര്ച്ച (nercha) — What is offered to a god or deity, offering.
- മോഹവില (mohavila) — Fancy price, high price offered for sth. because of the desire to possess it.
അര്പ്പിത describes a thing as offered or dedicated, നേര്ച്ച is the offering itself, ഗുരുദക്ഷിണ the gift a pupil gives a teacher, and മോഹവില a fancy price offered out of desire.
Common questions
How do you say offered in Malayalam?
Say അര്പ്പിത (arppitha).
What is an offering to a deity called?
നേര്ച്ച (nercha).