Put in Malayalam

The handiest form here is വെച്ചു (vechu), put or kept, the past of the verb that means to place something somewhere. It is the word in sentences like I put it on the table, and in speech it shortens almost to two beats. ഇട്ട (itta) is the participle placed or put, the form you use before a noun.

Most common translation

വെച്ചു (vechu)

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 “put”

The dictionary form of vechu is the keeping verb, so for the bare English infinitive put you need that stem rather than the past; ഇറക്കുക (irakkuka) means put down or unload and the other entries only brush against the word.

Common questions

How do you say put in Malayalam?

Use the keeping and placing verb behind വെച്ചു (vechu); vechu itself is the past form, put or kept.

What is ഇട്ട (itta) used for?

It is the participle placed, put or worn, and it sits directly before a noun, as in a put or placed thing.