Tied in Malayalam
Tied is ബന്ധിത (bandhitha) in Malayalam when it means bound or fastened. The word also stretches to being tied down by an obligation or held in custody, which gives it a formal tone. Everyday knots are usually described with verbs built on the root for tying.
Most common translation
Bound, tied, fastened, imprisoned, committed to.
ബന്ധിത കൈകളോടെ അവൻ നിന്നു.
bandhitha kaikalode avan ninnu.
He stood with bound hands.
All Malayalam words for “tied”
- ബന്ധിത (bandhitha) — Bound, tied, fastened, imprisoned, committed to.
- ഏച്ച് (each) — Tied or stitched together, joined.
- കെട്ടിക്കുക (kettikkuka) — Give in marriage to, build, have sth. built or tied.
- കൗതുകം (kouthukam) — Interest, curiosity, joy, longing, object of wonder or curiosity, sacred band tied on the hands of the couple during marriage.
- തട്ടം (thattam) — Platter or plate, veil (worn by Muslim women), long cloth tied round the waist, pond, lake.
- താലി (thaali) — The wedding string or chain tied by the bridegroom round the neck of the bride.
- പണക്കിഴി (panakkizhi) — Purse, money bag, money tied in a piece of cloth or bag, prize in the form of money.
- ബാൻഡ് (baand) — Band, a group of musicians who play together; also a strip or ribbon tied round something.
- മൗലി (mouli) — Head, hair tied into a knot, peak, diadem, crown.
bandhitha is the adjective for bound or fastened; each describes things stitched or joined together, and kettikkuka is a verb about having something built or tied.
Common questions
How do you say tied in Malayalam?
Use ബന്ധിത (bandhitha) for bound, tied or fastened.
Is there a word for things tied together?
Yes, ഏച്ച് (each) describes items tied or stitched into one.