Undivided in Malayalam
Something left whole and never split up is അവിഭക്ത (avibhaktha), a Sanskritic adjective built from the negative prefix and the word for divided. It goes in front of the noun it describes and keeps a formal ring, so you meet it in property documents about undivided land and in talk about the old joint household. Malayalam keeps the weight on the opening syllable and pronounces the cluster in the middle crisply.
Undivided, joint, whole.
അവർ ഇപ്പോഴും അവിഭക്ത കുടുംബമായി കഴിയുന്നു.
avar ippozhum avibhaktha kudumbamaayi kazhiyunnu.
They still live as an undivided joint family.
All Malayalam words for “undivided”
- അവിഭക്ത (avibhaktha) — Undivided, joint, whole.
- കൂട്ടുകുടുംബം (koottukudumbam) — Joint (undivided) family.
കൂട്ടുകുടുംബം (koottukudumbam) is not the adjective at all; it names the undivided family itself, the household of brothers and their families under one roof.
Common questions
How do you say undivided in Malayalam?
Undivided is അവിഭക്ത (avibhaktha).
What is an undivided family called in Malayalam?
That is കൂട്ടുകുടുംബം (koottukudumbam), the joint family of several generations living together.