Unboiled in Malayalam
This entry is not the adjective unboiled but the name of a thing: പച്ചരി (pachari) is raw rice, the white rice milled without parboiling, as against the red parboiled rice Kerala usually eats. Say pa-cha-ri. It is a kitchen and market word.
Unboiled rice, raw flesh.
അമ്മ പച്ചരി കഴുകി അടുപ്പിൽ വെച്ചു.
amma pachari kazhuki aduppil vechu.
Mother washed the raw rice and put it on the stove.
Dictionary entry
- പച്ചരി (pachari) — Unboiled rice, raw flesh.
To describe anything else as unboiled you would negate the verb for boiling; പച്ചരി (pachari) applies only to rice, and the dictionary stretches it to raw flesh.
Common questions
How do you say unboiled in Malayalam?
There is no general adjective here; പച്ചരി (pachari) is raw or unboiled rice specifically.
What is the difference between pachari and Kerala red rice?
പച്ചരി (pachari) is milled without parboiling, so it cooks whiter and softer than the parboiled rice used for most Kerala meals.