Worthy in Malayalam
യോഗ്യ (yogya) is the adjective, worthy, suitable and well qualified, and it goes in front of a noun. യോഗ്യന് (yogyan) is the matching noun for a worthy man.
Most common translation
Proper, suitable, worthy, virtuous, skilful, worthy of joining hands with, well-qualified.
ഈ ജോലിക്ക് അവൾ യോഗ്യ ആണ്.
ee jolikku aval yogya aanu.
She is suitable for this job.
All Malayalam words for “worthy”
- യോഗ്യ (yogya) — Proper, suitable, worthy, virtuous, skilful, worthy of joining hands with, well-qualified.
- യോഗ്യന് (yogyan) — Worthy, fit, qualified person, a noble, virtuous man.
- അശോചനീയ (ashochaneeya) — Not worthy of sympathy.
- അർഹിക്കുക (arhikkuka) — Deserve, be worthy of, have earned something good or bad.
- ആകത്തക്ക (aakathakka) — Suitable to be, worthy to be.
- ആകാംക്ഷ്യ (aakaamkshya) — Worthy of longing, desirable.
- ആദരണീയ (aadaraneeya) — Respectable, worthy of respect.
- ആരാധനീയ (aaraadhaneeya) — Worthy of worship, adorable, admirable, worshipful.
- കിടപിടിക്കുക (kidapidikkuka) — Become equal, worthy to be equal, match.
- പ്രശസ്ത (prashastha) — Famous, renowned, much, admired, worthy of praise or admiration, celebrated.
- ശാസ്യ (shaasya) — Punishable, worthy of advice.
അർഹിക്കുക (arhikkuka) is the verb to deserve, and ആദരണീയ (aadaraneeya) narrows the idea to worthy of respect, so they are not interchangeable with the plain adjective.
Common questions
How do you say worthy in Malayalam?
Worthy is യോഗ്യ (yogya).
How do you say worthy of respect?
ആദരണീയ (aadaraneeya), the standing adjective for a respectable person or institution.