Qualified in Malayalam
Malayalam says a qualified man is യോഗ്യന് (yogyan), a worthy or fit person, the masculine noun off the adjective for worthy. The gy is a single cluster, close to the gy in the middle of big yard said fast. Interviews and matrimonial columns both lean on it.
Worthy, fit, qualified person, a noble, virtuous man.
ഈ സ്ഥാനത്തിന് അവൻ യോഗ്യന് ആണ്.
ee sthaanathinu avan yogyan aanu.
He is qualified for this post.
All Malayalam words for “qualified”
- യോഗ്യന് (yogyan) — Worthy, fit, qualified person, a noble, virtuous man.
- പാകം (pakam) — Suitable, qualified, mature, ripe, honest.
- വക്കീൽ (vakkeel) — Attorney; a lawyer, a person qualified to act for another in court or in legal matters.
Note that yogyan is a noun for a person and is grammatically masculine, so for a qualified candidate of either sex writers use the eligibility noun with a possessive ending instead; പാകം (pakam) means suitable or ripe and വക്കീൽ (vakkeel) is specifically a lawyer.
Common questions
How do you say qualified in Malayalam?
For a qualified person use യോഗ്യന് (yogyan); for qualified in the sense of holding the required eligibility, Malayalam builds the phrase on the noun for eligibility.
Is പാകം (pakam) a synonym?
Only loosely. It means suitable, ripe or mature, as of fruit or of a situation, and is not used of a person's credentials.