Recorded in Malayalam
ലിഖിത (ligitha) is the adjective for something written down or set on record, the half of recorded that has to do with writing. It appears in compounds about written agreements and written history rather than on its own in speech. Three beats, read as it is written.
Sketched, written, recorded.
ലിഖിത രേഖകള് ഇല്ലാതെ അപേക്ഷ സ്വീകരിക്കില്ല.
ligitha rekhakal illaathe apeksha sweekarikkilla.
Applications will not be accepted without written documents.
All Malayalam words for “recorded”
- ലിഖിത (ligitha) — Sketched, written, recorded.
- ലിഖിതം (ligitham) — Letter, recorded, document, writing, book.
- വീഡിയോ (veediyo) — Video, a recorded moving picture, a clip.
- വീഡിയോകൾ (veediyokal) — Videos; recorded moving pictures, clips watched on a phone or a screen.
ലിഖിതം (ligitham) is the noun from the same root, a document or an inscription; for recorded sound and recorded video Malayalis simply use the English word, which is why വീഡിയോ (veediyo) and വീഡിയോകൾ (veediyokal) sit in this list at all.
Common questions
How do you say recorded in Malayalam?
ലിഖിത (ligitha) when the sense is written down; for a recorded clip or call the English word is used in speech.
Is ലിഖിത (ligitha) used on its own?
Rarely. It works as the first part of a compound, as in written evidence or written history.