Raised in Malayalam
ഉന്നത (unnatha) is raised in the sense of high or lofty, the adjectival stem you meet in compounds like higher education and high office. The double nn is held. It is a Sanskrit form and belongs to written Malayalam.
Most common translation
High, raised, lofty.
അവൾ ഉന്നത വിജയം നേടി
aval unnatha vijayam nedi
She achieved a high success.
All Malayalam words for “raised”
- ഉന്നത (unnatha) — High, raised, lofty.
- ഗോദ (goda) — A raised platform filled with sand for wrestling.
- തറ (thara) — Floor, ground, field, raised platform, hut, village, sacrificial altar.
- തിട്ട (thitta) — Raised bank, sand- hill, platform.
- പ്ലാറ്റ്ഫോം (plaatphom) — Platform. The raised place beside a railway track where passengers wait; also a stage or an online service.
Several entries here are raised things rather than the participle: തറ (thara) is a floor or raised platform, തിട്ട (thitta) a raised bank or mound, and ഗോദ (goda) the sanded platform of a wrestling pit.
Common questions
How do you say raised in Malayalam?
For raised meaning high or elevated, ഉന്നത (unnatha); for something that has been lifted, Malayalam uses the past participle of the verb to raise.
What do you call a raised platform?
തറ (thara) is the general word, and തിട്ട (thitta) is a raised bank or embankment.