Stripped in Malayalam
ഉരിയുക (uriyuka) is to be stripped, to slip off or come away. Say u-ri-yu-ka. It is the intransitive verb: a ring slips off a finger, bark comes away from a trunk, clothing is pulled off.
Most common translation
Be stripped, slip off, pluck off.
പാമ്പിന്റെ പടം ഉരിഞ്ഞു വീണു.
paambinte padam urinju veenu.
The snake's skin slipped off and fell.
Dictionary entry
- ഉരിയുക (uriyuka) — Be stripped, slip off, pluck off.
Someone doing the stripping takes the transitive form of the same root; this entry gives the one where the thing itself comes off.
Common questions
How do you say stripped in Malayalam?
To be stripped is ഉരിയുക (uriyuka).
Is uriyuka used about clothes?
It can be, and in that use it is blunt, which is why writing about a person being stripped chooses this verb for its starkness.