Stitched in Malayalam
തുന്നിക്കുക (thunnikkuka) is the causative verb, to get something stitched, which is how Malayalam normally talks about clothes made up by a tailor. Say thun-ni-kku-ka. The plain past of stitching is formed from the simple verb instead.
Get sewn or stitched.
ഓണത്തിന് പുതിയ ഉടുപ്പ് തുന്നിക്കണം.
onathinu puthiya uduppu thunnikkanam.
A new dress must be got stitched for Onam.
All Malayalam words for “stitched”
- തുന്നിക്കുക (thunnikkuka) — Get sewn or stitched.
- ഏച്ച് (each) — Tied or stitched together, joined.
ഏച്ച് (each) means tied or joined together, used of two pieces made into one, and it is not the past of stitching.
Common questions
How do you say stitched in Malayalam?
For clothes stitched by someone else the verb is തുന്നിക്കുക (thunnikkuka); the plain past is formed from the verb for stitching.
What is the difference between the two entries?
തുന്നിക്കുക (thunnikkuka) is about having something sewn, while ഏച്ച് (each) describes pieces tied or pieced together, as when two lengths are joined to make one.