Worn in Malayalam

All Malayalam words for “worn”

• ഇട്ട (itta) — Placed, put, thrown, worn.
• അരമണി (aramani) — Jingling bells worn around the waist as an ornament.
• ക്ഷീണിച്ച (ksheenicha) — Tired; weary, worn out, lacking energy; everyday speech says ksheenam undu, there is tiredness.
• ചെരുപ്പ് (cheruppu) — Sandal. An open footwear worn on the feet; slipper, chappal.
• തട്ടം (thattam) — Platter or plate, veil (worn by Muslim women), long cloth tied round the waist, pond, lake.
• പഴകുക (pazhakuka) — Become old or mature, become accustomed, be used to, become worn out.
• പവിത്രവിരല്‍ (pavithraviral) — The finger on which the 'pavitra' ring is worn.
• പാദസരം (padhasaram) — Anklet for the feet worn by women; a tinkling foot ornament.
• പാന്റ് (pant) — Trousers. A garment worn on the legs; pants.
• പുടക (pudaka) — Double cloth worn by women, wedding cloth or saree.
• പുടവ (pudava) — Cloth to wear (usually worn by women), saree.
• പൂത്താലി (poothali) — A kind of necklace worn by women.
• മോതിരം (mothiram) — Ring. An ornament worn on the finger.
• വാച്ച് (vaachu) — Watch. A small timepiece worn on the wrist.
• ഷൂ (shoo) — Shoe. A covering worn on the foot; footwear.
• ഷൂസ് (shoosu) — Shoes. Footwear that covers the whole foot, worn outdoors.
• ഷർട്ട് (shartu) — Shirt; an upper garment with sleeves and buttons, worn by men and women.
• സൂത്രം (soothram) — String, thread, the sacred thread worn by certain castes, formula, code, abbreviation.
• സ്യൂട്ട് (syoottu) — Suit; a matching coat and trousers worn together; a court case is called a kes or vyavahaaram.

The other entries are things worn rather than the word worn: ചെരുപ്പ് (cheruppu) sandals, മോതിരം (mothiram) a ring, വാച്ച് (vaachu) a watch.