Unaided in Malayalam
Unaided is അന്യസഹായമില്ലാതെ (anyasahayamillathe), a long compound meaning without the help of others. Say an-ya-sa-ha-ya-mil-la-the. It is an adverb, so it tells you how something was done, as in he walked unaided.
Most common translation
അന്യസഹായമില്ലാതെ (anyasahayamillathe)
Unaided, independently.
കുട്ടി അന്യസഹായമില്ലാതെ ഷൂ കെട്ടി.
kutti anyasahayamillathe shoo ketti.
The child tied his shoes unaided.
Dictionary entry
- അന്യസഹായമില്ലാതെ (anyasahayamillathe) — Unaided, independently.
It is built as a negative phrase rather than a single adjective, which is Malayalam's usual way of expressing without; there is no shorter equivalent in this entry.
Common questions
How do you say unaided in Malayalam?
Unaided is അന്യസഹായമില്ലാതെ (anyasahayamillathe).
Can it mean independently?
Yes. The same word covers unaided and independently, since both say that no outside help was involved.