Reached in Malayalam
പ്രപന്ന (prapanna) is the Sanskrit participle for reached or arrived, and it also carries the devotional sense of one who has taken refuge. It belongs to literary and religious Malayalam. The pr cluster opens it crisply.
Reached, arrived, approached, taken refuge, poor.
പ്രപന്നരായ ആളുകളെ അവർ സഹായിച്ചു.
prapannaraaya aalukale avar sahaayichu.
They helped the people who sought refuge.
All Malayalam words for “reached”
- പ്രപന്ന (prapanna) — Reached, arrived, approached, taken refuge, poor.
- വന്നു (vannu) — Came, arrived, reached; past tense of varuka, to come.
- കവറേജ് (kavarej) — Coverage; the extent to which something is reported, included or reached, as of news, insurance or a mobile network; the English word is used in Malayalam.
In ordinary speech reached is the past of the arriving verb, and വന്നു (vannu), came or arrived, often does the job instead; കവറേജ് (kavarej) is the loan word coverage, which only mentions reached in its gloss.
Common questions
How do you say reached in Malayalam?
In speech, the past form of the verb to reach, or വന്നു (vannu), came and arrived; പ്രപന്ന (prapanna) is the literary participle.
Where would you see prapanna?
In devotional writing and classical verse, often of one who has reached shelter at a god's feet.