Seen in Malayalam
The past participle of to see is not among these entries. അക്ഷിഗോചര (akshigochara) is the nearest in meaning, an adjective for what can be seen, what is visible to the eye. It is a Sanskrit compound and belongs to formal writing.
That can be seen, visible.
ദൂരെയുള്ള നക്ഷത്രങ്ങള് അക്ഷിഗോചരമല്ല.
dooreyulla nakshathrangal akshigocharamalla.
Distant stars are not visible to the eye.
All Malayalam words for “seen”
- അക്ഷിഗോചര (akshigochara) — That can be seen, visible.
- ആന (ana) — Elephant. The elephant, seen in forests and at temple festivals.
- കാണാനില്ല (kaanaanilla) — Missing, not to be found, gone; Malayalam says kaanaanilla, it is not to be seen.
- വ്യക്തി (vyakthi) — Individual, a single person seen apart from the group.
- ശകുനം (shakunam) — An omen, the first object seen on setting out on a journey, indicative sign of good or evil happening in the future, bird.
- സിംഹം (simham) — Lion. The lion, seen in zoos and in stories.
kaanaanilla is the useful everyday opposite, literally it is not to be seen, which Malayalam uses where English says missing or nowhere to be found; the animal entries here mention seen only inside their definitions.
Common questions
How do you say seen in Malayalam?
Malayalam uses the past form of the verb to see, which is not listed here; അക്ഷിഗോചര (akshigochara) means visible.
How do you say it cannot be found?
കാണാനില്ല (kaanaanilla), literally it is not to be seen.