Strip in Malayalam
ചീന്ത് (cheenth) is a strip or shred, a narrow piece torn off something. One syllable with a long vowel, cheenth. It suits a strip of cloth or a shred of paper.
Most common translation
A shred, a strip.
തുണിയുടെ ഒരു ചീന്ത് കൊണ്ട് കൈ കെട്ടി.
thuniyude oru cheenthu kondu kai ketti.
He bound his hand with a strip of cloth.
All Malayalam words for “strip”
- ചീന്ത് (cheenth) — A shred, a strip.
- ഉരിക്കുക (urikkuka) — Peel off, strip off, flay, to skin, cast off.
- പാളം (palam) — A bar of metal, rail, strip of cloth.
- ബാൻഡ് (baand) — Band, a group of musicians who play together; also a strip or ribbon tied round something.
ഉരിക്കുക (urikkuka) is the verb to strip off or peel, and പാളം (palam) is a strip of metal, a bar or a rail.
Common questions
How do you say strip in Malayalam?
A strip is ചീന്ത് (cheenth).
How do you say to strip something off?
ഉരിക്കുക (urikkuka), the verb for peeling or flaying, used of skin, bark and clothing alike.