Worshipped in Malayalam
Describing someone or something as worshipped, Malayalam uses പൂജിത (poojitha), an adjective taken from Sanskrit that also carries adored and revered. It belongs to devotional and formal writing rather than to casual talk, where a full verb phrase would be used instead. Temple inscriptions and hymns are its natural home.
Worshipped, adored, respected, revered.
പൂജിതയായ ദേവിയുടെ മുന്നിൽ വിളക്ക് വെച്ചു.
poojithayaaya deviyude munnil vilakku vechu.
A lamp was placed before the worshipped goddess.
All Malayalam words for “worshipped”
- പൂജിത (poojitha) — Worshipped, adored, respected, revered.
- കാവ് (kavu) — A garden or grove, dense wood where Kaali and the serpent- God Naga are worshipped;.
- പൂജിപ്പിക്കുക (poojippikkuka) — Cause to be worshipped.
പൂജിപ്പിക്കുക (poojippikkuka) is causative, to have something worshipped by another, and കാവ് (kavu) is not a translation at all but the sacred grove where Kaali and the serpent deities are worshipped.
Common questions
How do you say worshipped in Malayalam?
As an adjective, പൂജിത (poojitha), as in a worshipped image or a revered figure.
Is poojitha used in everyday speech?
Rarely. It reads as literary or religious, and ordinary conversation would describe the act of worship with a verb instead.