Unworthy in Malayalam
അനര്ഹ (anarha) means unworthy or unfit, the negative of the adjective for deserving. It stands before the noun and belongs to formal Malayalam, as in an unworthy act or an unfit candidate. The r is lightly retroflexed and the final vowel short.
Most common translation
Unworthy, undeserving, unqualified, unfit.
അനര്ഹ ആയ ആനുകൂല്യം അവൻ വേണ്ടെന്നു വെച്ചു.
anarha aaya aanukoolyam avan vendennu vechu.
He gave up the benefit he was unworthy of.
Dictionary entry
- അനര്ഹ (anarha) — Unworthy, undeserving, unqualified, unfit.
It carries the sense of not qualified as much as not deserving, so in official contexts it reads as ineligible.
Common questions
How do you say unworthy in Malayalam?
Unworthy is അനര്ഹ (anarha).
Does anarha mean unqualified?
It does. Unworthy and unqualified run together in this word, and the context decides which is meant.