Sold in Malayalam
Sold is വിറ്റു (vittu) in Malayalam, the past form of the verb to sell. You will hear it in shops about stock already gone and in talk about property changing hands. Being a verb form, it does not change for the person who sold.
Most common translation
Sold, the past form of vilkkuka, to sell; given away in exchange for money.
പഴയ സൈക്കിൾ ഞാൻ വിറ്റു.
pazhaya saikkil njaan vittu.
I sold the old bicycle.
All Malayalam words for “sold”
- വിറ്റു (vittu) — Sold, the past form of vilkkuka, to sell; given away in exchange for money.
- ഉൽപ്പന്നം (ulppannam) — Product, a thing that is made or grown to be sold; the result of a process.
- കടകൾ (kadakal) — Stores; shops where goods are sold; also places where things are kept in stock.
- ക്രേയം (kreyam) — That which is to be sold.
- ബിയർ (biyar) — Beer; a light alcoholic drink made from barley, sold in bottles or cans.
- മാർക്കറ്റുകൾ (maarkkattukal) — Markets, places where goods are bought and sold; a traditional market is also called chantha.
- ഹോട്ടൽ (hottal) — Restaurant; a place where food is sold and eaten; in Kerala the English word hotel is the everyday term for an eatery.
vittu is the verb form itself; the rest of the options name things or places connected with selling, such as kadakal for shops and maarkkattukal for markets.
Common questions
How do you say sold in Malayalam?
Use വിറ്റു (vittu), the past form of the verb to sell.
What is the word for places where goods are sold?
കടകൾ (kadakal) means shops or stores, and മാർക്കറ്റുകൾ (maarkkattukal) means markets.