Subjected in Malayalam
The single entry here is നരകിക്കുക (narakikkuka), a verb built on the word for hell: to be put through torment, to endure something close to unbearable. It fits a sentence like he was subjected to years of cruelty, and nobody uses it for small inconveniences.
Be subjected to hellish torments, suffer terrible affliction.
വെയിലിൽ ഇങ്ങനെ നരകിക്കുക വേണ്ട.
veyilil ingane narakikkuka venda
There is no need to suffer like this in the sun.
Dictionary entry
- നരകിക്കുക (narakikkuka) — Be subjected to hellish torments, suffer terrible affliction.
There is no general equivalent of subjected in this list. For a neutral sense, as in subjected to a test, Malayalam builds a passive phrase around the relevant noun instead of using one verb.
Common questions
How do you say subjected in Malayalam?
In the sense of being made to suffer something, നരകിക്കുക (narakikkuka).
Does the word work for any kind of subjection?
No. നരകിക്കുക (narakikkuka) is about going through torment, so it cannot carry the neutral sense of being subjected to a rule or a procedure.