Parched in Malayalam
Parched or dried up is വരണ്ട (varanda), applied to land, lips and throats. It is the everyday adjective for anything without moisture left in it.
Most common translation
Dry, dried, scorched, parched.
വരണ്ട കാലാവസ്ഥയിൽ ചെടികൾ വാടി.
varanda kaalaavasthayil chedikal vaadi.
The plants wilted in the dry weather.
All Malayalam words for “parched”
- വരണ്ട (varanda) — Dry, dried, scorched, parched.
- പൊരിയന് (poriyan) — One having a dry scurf, what is parched or dried.
- പൊരിയുക (poriyuka) — Be parched, be scorched, be baked, faint with hunger.
poriyuka is the verb, to be parched or scorched, and poriyan describes what has been parched or someone with a dry scurf.
Common questions
How do you say parched in Malayalam?
വരണ്ട (varanda).
How do you say a parched throat?
Place വരണ്ട (varanda) before the word for throat.