Written in Malayalam
ലിഖിത (ligitha) is the participle, written or recorded, and it goes in front of a noun in formal prose: a written agreement, a written order.
Most common translation
Sketched, written, recorded.
ലിഖിത രേഖകള് ഇല്ലാതെ അപേക്ഷ സ്വീകരിക്കില്ല.
ligitha rekhakal illaathe apeksha sweekarikkilla.
Applications will not be accepted without written documents.
All Malayalam words for “written”
- ലിഖിത (ligitha) — Sketched, written, recorded.
- അക്ഷരം (aksharam) — Letter word written message to sb, note.
- അപേക്ഷകൾ (apekshakal) — Applications; formal written requests for a job, admission or benefit; also used for computer programs.
- അഭിപ്രായങ്ങൾ (abhipraayangal) — Comments; remarks or opinions expressed about something, notes written under a post; views, opinions or what a person thinks about a matter. For scenery Malayalam says kaazhchakal, and for video views the English loan vyoos.
- ഇൻക് (ink) — Inc; short for Incorporated, written after a company name; Malayalam keeps the English form and calls the firm a kampani.
- എഴുത്തുഭാഷ (ezhuthubhaasha) — Written language.
- കത്തുകൾ (kathukal) — Letters. Written messages sent by post; letters of the alphabet are aksharangal.
- കത്ത് (katthu) — Letter, a written message sent to someone, a note by post.
- കുറിപ്പുകൾ (kurippukal) — Notes, short written records or jottings; points written down while studying or in a meeting.
- ജോൺസൺ (jonsan) — Johnson; a common English surname, written this way in Malayalam.
- പട്ടിക (pattika) — List, a written series of names or items one below another.
- പട്ടികപ്പെടുത്തുക (pattikappeduthuka) — Listed; entered in a list or register, written down one by one; also said as pattikayil cherkkuka.
- ബിൽ (bil) — Bill, an invoice, a written statement of money to be paid.
- മൂന്ന് (moonnu) — Three, the number 3; three, written as the Roman numeral III; also placed after a name to mean the third.
- രേഖ (rekha) — Document, a paper or written record, an official record kept as proof.
- രേഖകൾ (rekhakal) — Records; written documents or entries kept for future reference, official papers; documents; official papers, records, certificates kept as proof.
- റിപ്പോർട്ടുകൾ (rippottukal) — Reports; written or spoken accounts of facts, news items, official statements of findings.
- ലേഖനങ്ങൾ (lekhanangal) — Articles; written pieces in a paper, magazine or website.
- വര (vara) — Line, mark, furrow, wrinkle, scar, script (sth.written).
- വാചകം (vaachakam) — Text, the written words of something, a sentence or passage.
- സ്കോട്ട് (skott) — Scott; an English personal name and surname, written this way in Malayalam.
- ഹഹ (haha) — Lol, written laughter used in chat; in Malayalam chat people write haha or use the word chiri for laughter.
- ഹാരി (hari) — Harry; an English personal name, written this way in Malayalam.
എഴുത്തുഭാഷ (ezhuthubhaasha) is the written language as against the spoken one, and ഇൻക് (ink) is in this list by accident, being the English abbreviation for a company.
Common questions
How do you say written in Malayalam?
Written is ലിഖിത (ligitha).
How do you say written test?
Official notices pair ligitha with the word for examination; in speech people simply say the English word.