Received in Malayalam
കിട്ടി (kitti) is got or received, the past of the everyday verb for getting, and it is what you say when the money, the letter or the message has arrived. Two short beats with a held tt. It is the most spoken word on this page.
Most common translation
Got, received, obtained (past form of kittuka, to get).
എനിക്ക് ഇന്ന് ഒരു കത്ത് കിട്ടി.
enikku innu oru kathu kitti
I got a letter today.
All Malayalam words for “received”
- കിട്ടി (kitti) — Got, received, obtained (past form of kittuka, to get).
- കണക്കുകൾ (kanakkukal) — Accounts; financial records, reckonings of money received and spent. A bank or online account is called akkaundu.
- കിട്ടുന്നു (kittunnu) — Getting, receiving, obtaining; the continuous form of kittuka, to get; gets, receives, obtains; the present form of kittuka, with the thing received as the subject.
- നടവരവ് (nadavaru) — Income received as offerings from devotees.
- ലബ്ധം (labdham) — What is received, got or accepted.
- വരവുചെലവ് (varavuchelav) — Amount received and spent, income and expenditure.
- വസൂല് (vasool) — Acquisition, money received or collected.
- ശേഖരിച്ച (shekharicha) — Collected; gathered together, brought into one place; also received as payment.
The rest are nouns around money received: ലബ്ധം (labdham) is what has been received in formal Malayalam, വസൂല് (vasool) is money collected, and വരവുചെലവ് (varavuchelav) is receipts and expenditure together.
Common questions
How do you say received in Malayalam?
കിട്ടി (kitti), the past form meaning got or received.
How do you say income and expenditure?
വരവുചെലവ് (varavuchelav), the standard pairing in accounts and household talk.