Placed in Malayalam
Placed, in the sense of put or kept somewhere, is വെച്ചു (vechu), the past of the verb to keep. Say ve-chu. It is the plain word for having set something down.
Most common translation
Kept, put, placed, stored; the past form of vekkuka, to keep or put.
ഞാൻ പുസ്തകം മേശയിൽ വെച്ചു.
njaan pusthakam meshayil vechu.
I kept the book on the table.
All Malayalam words for “placed”
- വെച്ചു (vechu) — Kept, put, placed, stored; the past form of vekkuka, to keep or put.
- ഇട്ട (itta) — Placed, put, thrown, worn.
- ഉച്ചസ്ഥ (uchastha) — Placed or remaining at the top or zenith.
- കൂടെ (koode) — With, along with, in the company of; placed after the noun, as in ente koode, with me.
- ചുറ്റുമുള്ള (chuttumulla) — Surrounding, lying all around, placed on every side of something.
- ഡോൺ (don) — Don, a title placed before a name and, in films, the head of a criminal gang; the English verb to don means to put on clothing, dharikkuka.
- താഴെ (thaazhe) — Down, below, at or towards a lower place; under, below, beneath; placed after the noun, as in mesayude thaazhe, under the table; below, under, beneath (used after the noun, as in meshayude thaazhe, below the table).
- പൂജയെടുപ്പ് (poojayeduppu) — The last day of Navaratri (Saraswathi or Durga puja) on which books and tools of work placed before the goddess for blessings are taken back.
- മുതൽ (muthal) — Since, from; placed after the time word, as in raavile muthal, since morning.
- മൂന്ന് (moonnu) — Three, the number 3; three, written as the Roman numeral III; also placed after a name to mean the third.
- ശ്രീമതി (sreemathi) — Mrs; a respectful title placed before a married woman's name.
- സ്ഥിതി ചെയ്യുന്ന (sthithi cheyyunna) — Located, situated, placed at a particular spot; standing in a given place.
ഇട്ട (itta) also means placed or put, but it suggests dropping or throwing something in, and it is the participle form used before a noun.
Common questions
How do you say placed in Malayalam?
Placed is വെച്ചു (vechu).
How do you say the book was placed on the table?
Mark the table with the locative ending and close the sentence with വെച്ചു (vechu).