Rough in Malayalam
Rough is പരുത്ത (parutha), the adjective for a surface that is not smooth: unplaned wood, coarse cloth, a gravelled road. It goes before the noun it describes.
Most common translation
Rough, uneven, not smooth.
പരുത്ത തുണി കുഞ്ഞിന് നല്ലതല്ല.
parutha thuni kunjinu nallathalla.
Rough cloth is not good for the baby.
All Malayalam words for “rough”
- പരുത്ത (parutha) — Rough, uneven, not smooth.
- പരുപരുത്ത (paruparutha) — Rough, uneven.
- ഏകദേശരൂപം (ekadesharoopam) — A rough outline or form, a generally acceptable way (form).
- പരുപരുക്കുക (paruparukkuka) — Be come rough, crude or uneven.
- മട്ടിപ്പണി (mattippani) — Rough work, unpolished finish etc.
paruparutha is the doubled, more emphatic form of the same adjective and is what people actually say of a coarse surface, while ekadesharoopam is a rough outline, mattippani rough unfinished work and paruparukkuka the verb for becoming rough.
Common questions
How do you say rough in Malayalam?
Say പരുത്ത (parutha), or the stronger പരുപരുത്ത (paruparutha).
How do you say a rough draft or outline?
ഏകദേശരൂപം (ekadesharoopam), the word for an approximate form or outline.