Ripe in Malayalam
Ripe is പഴുത്ത (pazhutha), the participle of the verb for ripening, placed before the noun it describes. It is what you say of a jackfruit ready to cut or a mango ready to eat.
Most common translation
Ripe.
പഴുത്ത മാങ്ങ കുട്ടികൾക്ക് കൊടുത്തു.
pazhutha maanga kuttikalkku koduthu.
The ripe mango was given to the children.
All Malayalam words for “ripe”
- പഴുത്ത (pazhutha) — Ripe.
- പാകം (pakam) — Suitable, qualified, mature, ripe, honest.
- അത്തിപ്പഴം (athippazham) — Ripe custard apple, ripe fig.
- ഇളം (ilam) — Tender, not ripe, young.
- പഴം (pazham) — Fruit. A ripe fruit; by itself it often means a banana.
- മാങ്ങ (manga) — Mango. The fruit of the mango tree, eaten raw or ripe.
- മൂപ്പിക്കുക (mooppikkuka) — Make sth. ripe, fry to the right condition; (fig.) threaten, bully.
- വാഴപ്പഴം (vazhappazham) — Banana. The ripe fruit of the plantain; often called simply pazham.
pazham is the ripe fruit itself, vazhappazham a banana and athippazham a ripe fig, while ilam is the opposite, tender and unripe, and pakam is ripe only in the sense of mature or fit.
Common questions
How do you say ripe in Malayalam?
Say പഴുത്ത (pazhutha) before the name of the fruit.
What is the word for unripe?
ഇളം (ilam), which means tender and not yet ripe.