Stitch in Malayalam

To stitch is തുന്നുക (thunnuka), the verb a tailor uses. Say thun-nu-ka, with a soft dental th and a doubled n. It covers stitching by hand and on a machine, and stitching up a torn seam as well.

Most common translation

തുന്നുക (thunnuka)

Stitch, sew, seam.

അമ്മ എന്റെ കുപ്പായം തുന്നുകയാണ്.

amma ente kuppaayam thunnukayaanu.

Mother is stitching my shirt.

All Malayalam words for “stitch”

തയ്ക്കുക (thaykkuka) and തൈക്കുക (thaikkuka) are spellings of the other common verb for sewing, which also means to beat, and തൈപാവുക (thaipavuka) is a rarer form.

Common questions

How do you say stitch in Malayalam?

To stitch is തുന്നുക (thunnuka).

Which verb would a tailor use?

Either തുന്നുക (thunnuka) or തയ്ക്കുക (thaykkuka). The first is safer in writing, since the second doubles as a verb for thrashing someone.