Uneven in Malayalam
പരുത്ത (parutha) describes a surface that is rough and not smooth, and that is the sense Malayalam gives the English uneven when you run a hand over something. It is a participle used as an adjective in front of the noun. Keep the r light, a single tap rather than a roll.
Rough, uneven, not smooth.
പരുത്ത തുണി കുഞ്ഞിന് നല്ലതല്ല.
parutha thuni kunjinu nallathalla.
Rough cloth is not good for the baby.
All Malayalam words for “uneven”
- പരുത്ത (parutha) — Rough, uneven, not smooth.
- പരുപരുത്ത (paruparutha) — Rough, uneven.
- പരുപരുക്കുക (paruparukkuka) — Be come rough, crude or uneven.
These words are about texture, so ground at different heights or amounts that do not match need phrases about level and equality instead. പരുപരുത്ത (paruparutha) is the same word intensified by repetition, and പരുപരുക്കുക (paruparukkuka) is the verb, to turn rough.
Common questions
How do you say uneven in Malayalam?
For a rough, uneven surface, പരുത്ത (parutha).
What is the difference between parutha and paruparutha?
പരുപരുത്ത (paruparutha) repeats the first part for emphasis, so it is rougher to the touch than plain പരുത്ത (parutha).