Wears in Malayalam
Neither entry here translates the English verb form wears. Both are about armour: കവചി (kavachi) is one who wears a body armour, and കവചിതം (kavachitham) describes a thing that is armoured or sheathed. Say kavachi with a short a in each syllable.
One who wears a kavacham.
നാടകത്തിലെ കവചി കുതിരപ്പുറത്ത് വന്നു.
naadakathile kavachi kuthirapurathu vannu.
The armour-clad one in the play came on horseback.
All Malayalam words for “wears”
- കവചി (kavachi) — One who wears a kavacham.
- കവചിതം (kavachitham) — That which wears armour or mail, insulated, protected, armoured.
Malayalam has no separate third person form of a verb, so wears is simply the ordinary verb for wearing; what the dictionary offers under this heading are these two armour words.
Common questions
How do you say wears in Malayalam?
There is no distinct form; Malayalam verbs do not change for person, so wears is the same word as wear.
What does kavachitham describe?
Something clad in armour or mail, and by extension anything insulated, sheathed or protected by a covering.