Definition
Definition of malik - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Pashtun leaderTECH. tribal chieftain among Pashtuns in Afghanistan and PakistanTECH.
- The malik called a meeting of the village elders.
2.
royal titleRare title for a king or ruler in some Muslim countriesRare
- The malik addressed his subjects from the palace balcony..
3.
social classTECH. upper-caste landlord in southern Bihar IndiaTECH.
- The malik owned vast lands in the region.
Origin of malik
Arabic, malik (king)
Examples of malik in a sentence
As a respected malik, he mediated disputes in the region. The malik ruled with wisdom and justice. A new malik was crowned in the grand ceremony. The malik was respected in the village for his generosity. During festivals, the malik would host grand feasts for everyone.
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- French:malik, roi, ...
- German:Malik, König, ...
- Italian:malik, re, ...
- Spanish:jefe tribal, rey, ...
- Portuguese:malik, rei, ...
- Chinese:马利克, 国王, ...
- Japanese:マリク, 王, ...
- Arabic:مَالِك, مالِك, ...
- Hebrew:רַאשׁ שֵׁבֶט, מֶלֶךְ, ...
- Russian:малик, правитель, ...
- Ukrainian:малік, малик, ...
- Hindi:मलिक, शासक, ...
Definition of Malik - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namescommon male first name
- Malik is coming to the party.
2.
arabic surnameTECH. surname from ArabicTECH.
- The famous author, Sarah Malik, will speak today.
Origin of Malik
Arabic, Malik (king)
Examples of Malik in a sentence
Everyone was excited to meet Malik. Dr. Malik will be presenting her research tomorrow. Malik is a common surname in many Arabic-speaking countries.
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- German:Malik, ...
- Italian:Malik, cognome di origine araba, ...
- Spanish:Malik, ...
- Portuguese:Malik, ...
- Chinese:马利克, ...
- Japanese:マリク, ...
- Arabic:مالك, ...
- Hebrew:מַלִיק, מָאלִיק, ...
- Russian:Малик, ...
- Ukrainian:Малік, ...
- Hindi:मलिक, ...
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