Organised in Malayalam
Organised in the sense of united and structured is സംഘടിത (samghaditha), the adjective behind phrases such as organised labour and organised crime. It stands before the noun it describes and belongs to formal and news language.
Most common translation
Organised, united.
അവർ സംഘടിതമായി പ്രവർത്തിച്ചു.
avar samghadithamaayi pravarthichu.
They worked in an organized manner.
All Malayalam words for “organised”
- സംഘടിത (samghaditha) — Organised, united.
- കഷ്ടപ്പാട് (kashtappaadu) — Struggle, hardship, hard effort against difficulty; an organised fight or campaign is poraattam.
- ക്യാമ്പ് (kyaampu) — Camp; a temporary place to stay in tents or huts, also an organised gathering such as a medical or study camp.
- ദൗത്യം (dauthyam) — Mission; an important task given to a person or group, an organised effort with a goal.
- വിപ്ലവം (viplavam) — Revolution, revolt, organised revolt, protest, fight, etc.
samghaditha describes something organised as a body, while an organised gathering such as a camp is a ക്യാമ്പ് (kyaampu), an organised effort with a goal is a ദൗത്യം (dauthyam), and വിപ്ലവം (viplavam) is an organised revolt.
Common questions
How do you say organised in Malayalam?
സംഘടിത (samghaditha), organised or united.
Can I use it to say I am organised at work?
Not really. സംഘടിത (samghaditha) describes groups, so for personal tidiness Malayalam uses words for order and method.