Qualifies in Malayalam
The entries under qualifies are grammatical rather than verbal: വിശേഷണം (visheshanam) is the word that qualifies another, that is, a modifier or attribute, and ഗുണവചനം (gunavachanam) is a word stating some virtue. Both come straight from Sanskrit grammar and turn up in school textbooks. Neither is the verb qualifies.
Special attribute, a thing which qualifies, excellence, genus.
'നല്ല' എന്നത് ഒരു വിശേഷണം ആണ്.
'nalla' ennathu oru visheshanam aanu.
'Nalla' is an adjective.
All Malayalam words for “qualifies”
- വിശേഷണം (visheshanam) — Special attribute, a thing which qualifies, excellence, genus.
- ഗുണവചനം (gunavachanam) — A word that qualifies, a word about some virtue.
If you want the verb, meaning that someone meets a requirement, Malayalam builds it on the eligibility noun; the words listed here only describe something that modifies a noun.
Common questions
How do you say qualifies in Malayalam?
There is no single verb. In grammar, the word that qualifies another is വിശേഷണം (visheshanam); for a person who qualifies for something, Malayalam says they have the eligibility.
What is ഗുണവചനം (gunavachanam)?
It is a word that names a quality or virtue, the sort of term grammarians cite when discussing attributes.