Respected in Malayalam
ബഹുമാന്യ (bahumanaya) is the respected that goes before a name, the honorific opening of a letter or a speech from the chair. The form listed here takes the ending used for a woman or for the neuter, and a male addressee takes the masculine ending of the same adjective.
Respected, honourable, honourable woman.
ബഹുമാന്യ അതിഥികൾ വേദിയിൽ എത്തി.
bahumanaya athithikal vediyil ethi.
The honourable guests arrived on the stage.
All Malayalam words for “respected”
- ബഹുമാന്യ (bahumanaya) — Respected, honourable, honourable woman.
- അഭിവന്ദ്യ (abhivandya) — Revered, respected.
- പൂജിത (poojitha) — Worshipped, adored, respected, revered.
- ഗുരുനാഥന് (gurunaathan) — Respected preceptor or teacher.
abhivandya and poojitha belong to religious language, revered and worshipped rather than respected, and gurunaathan is not an adjective at all but the noun for a respected teacher.
Common questions
How do you say respected in Malayalam?
Use ബഹുമാന്യ (bahumanaya) before the person's name, with the ending that matches them.
Which word would a letter to a bishop use?
അഭിവന്ദ്യ (abhivandya), since it carries the sense of revered rather than merely respected.