Taken in Malayalam
എടുത്ത (edutha) is the past participle of the verb for taking, used before a noun: the photo taken yesterday, the decision taken by the committee. It does the work of taken in most sentences.
Most common translation
Taken, picked up or carried away; the past participle of edukkuka, used before a noun.
ഞാൻ എടുത്ത പുസ്തകം മേശയിൽ ഉണ്ട്.
njaan edutha pusthakam meshayil undu.
The book I have taken is on the table.
All Malayalam words for “taken”
- എടുത്ത (edutha) — Taken, picked up or carried away; the past participle of edukkuka, used before a noun.
- അത്ഭുതപ്പെടുക (athbhuthappeduka) — Surprised; felt wonder or astonishment at something unexpected, was taken aback.
- അറസ്റ്റ് ചെയ്ത (arrastu cheytha) — Arrested; taken into custody by the police, detained.
- ഇരിക്കുക (irikkuka) — Sit; to rest on a seat or on the ground, to take a seat; sitting, resting on a seat or on the ground; also staying in one place; sat; the past form of sit, to have been seated or to have taken a seat.
- കല്യാണം കഴിഞ്ഞ (kalyanam kazhinja) — Married, having a husband or wife (literally: whose wedding has taken place).
- ഗ്രൂപ്പുകൾ (grooppukal) — Groups, sets of people or things taken together.
- ചുമന്നു (chumannu) — Carried; the past of chumakkuka, to carry or bear a load; carried away or taken along is kondupoyi.
- ദത്തെടുത്ത (dattheduttha) — Adopted, taken in legally as one's own child; also taken up as one's own.
- നടപടികൾ (nadapadikal) — Measures. Steps or actions taken to deal with something; the sense of measurements is alavukal.
- പൂജയെടുപ്പ് (poojayeduppu) — The last day of Navaratri (Saraswathi or Durga puja) on which books and tools of work placed before the goddess for blessings are taken back.
- പ്രപന്ന (prapanna) — Reached, arrived, approached, taken refuge, poor.
- പ്രവൃത്തികൾ (pravruthikal) — Acts, deeds, the things a person does; actions, deeds, the things a person does; also the steps taken in a matter.
- ഫോട്ടോ (photto) — Photo, a photograph, a picture taken with a camera.
- ഫോട്ടോകൾ (phottokal) — Photos, photographs, pictures taken with a camera or phone.
- മാർക്കറ്റിങ് (maarkkating) — Marketing; the work of promoting and selling a product, advertising and sales taken together.
- മിനക്കേട് (minakked) — Effort, futile activity, waste of time, futile pains taken.
- രണ്ടും (randum) — Both, the two of them taken together.
- രൂപപ്പെട്ട (roopappetta) — Formed, having taken shape, newly brought into being.
- ലോകനഗരം (lokanagaram) — Global city, the whole world taken as a single city.
- വായ്പ (vaaypa) — Loan, money borrowed and to be repaid, credit taken from a bank.
- വ്യക്തികൾ (vyakthikal) — Persons, individuals, separate people; individuals; separate persons, people taken one by one rather than as a group.
Other entries here contain taken only in their English glosses, such as അറസ്റ്റ് ചെയ്ത (arrastu cheytha), taken into custody, and ചുമന്നു (chumannu), carried.
Common questions
How do you say taken in Malayalam?
എടുത്ത (edutha), placed before the noun it describes.
How would you say taken into custody?
അറസ്റ്റ് ചെയ്ത (arrastu cheytha), the participle used in news reports for arrested.