Turned in Malayalam
Turned is തിരിഞ്ഞു (thirinju), thi-rin-ju, the past form of the verb for turning or changing direction. It is what you say about a man who turned round, a vehicle that turned off and a situation that changed course. Plain spoken Malayalam.
Most common translation
Turned, turned round, changed direction; past form of to turn.
അവൻ പിന്നോട്ട് തിരിഞ്ഞു നോക്കി.
avan pinnottu thirinju nokki
He turned and looked back.
All Malayalam words for “turned”
- തിരിഞ്ഞു (thirinju) — Turned, turned round, changed direction; past form of to turn.
- അന്തര്മ്മുഖം (antharmukham) — That which has turned inward, name of an arrow.
- നോക്കുക (nokkuka) — Looked, turned the eyes towards, gazed; listed here as the verb to look.
- പ്രാചീന (praacheena) — Ancient, turned to the east, facing the east.
അന്തര്മ്മുഖം (antharmukham) and പ്രാചീന (praacheena) are Sanskritic adjectives for turned inward and turned eastward, fixed senses rather than the general past tense.
Common questions
How do you say turned in Malayalam?
Turned is തിരിഞ്ഞു (thirinju).
How do I say he turned and looked?
String തിരിഞ്ഞു (thirinju) with the verb for looking, നോക്കുക (nokkuka), which is the ordinary way Malayalam joins the two actions.