Sees in Malayalam
There is no entry here for the plain present form he sees, which comes from the ordinary verb to see. ഏകദൃഷ്ടി (ekadrishti) is a descriptive compound, literally single-sighted, used for one who sees everything alike and also for a one-eyed person.
One-eyed person, one who sees everything equally, Siva, philosopher, one who concentrates his attention on one object only.
അവൻ ഏകദൃഷ്ടിയോടെ പഠനത്തിൽ മുഴുകി.
avan ekadrishtiyode padanathil muzhuki.
He immersed himself in studies with single-minded focus.
All Malayalam words for “sees”
- ഏകദൃഷ്ടി (ekadrishti) — One-eyed person, one who sees everything equally, Siva, philosopher, one who concentrates his attention on one object only.
- കണ്ണുകൾ (kannukal) — Eyes, the two eyes with which one sees.
kannukal simply means the eyes, the pair one sees with, so neither entry does the work of the English verb form.
Common questions
How do you say sees in Malayalam?
Use the present form of the verb to see; the entries on this page are a compound about seeing alike and the word for eyes.
What does ekadrishti mean exactly?
One-eyed, or one who fixes attention on a single object, or one who regards everything equally.