Victimized in Malayalam
To be victimized is പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka) in Malayalam, a verb meaning to be brought low, distressed or left helpless. It describes someone worn down by circumstances. Say pa-ra-va-shap-pe-duka.
Most common translation
പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka)
Be in difficulties, be distressed, be tired, be victimized.
വെയിലിൽ നടന്ന് അവൾ പരവശപ്പെടുകയായിരുന്നു.
veyilil nadannu aval paravashappedukayaayirunnu
Walking in the sun she was getting worn out.
All Malayalam words for “victimized”
- പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka) — Be in difficulties, be distressed, be tired, be victimized.
- പരവശന് (paravashan) — One who is controlled by to another, one victimized by poverty, illness, etc., one who is tired.
പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka) is the verb, while പരവശന് (paravashan) names the person in that state, one made helpless by poverty or illness.
Common questions
How do you say victimized in Malayalam?
പരവശപ്പെടുക (paravashappeduka) expresses being victimized or reduced to helplessness.
What do you call such a person?
പരവശന് (paravashan) is one who is victimized or helpless.