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ملك malik said to be contrac. fr. mālik, act. part. of ملك 'to possess,' c.

A ملك malik (said to be contrac. fr. mālik, act. part. of ملك 'to possess,' &c.), s.m. A king; a title of honour or respect (in India it is com. given to camel-men, prob. as signifying 'possessor, owner'):—malikuʼt-tujjār, s.m. Prince of merchants, a title given to the chief merchant in a city:—malik-zāda, s.m. 'King's son,' a prince:—malikuʼsh-shuʻarā, s.m. Prince of poets; poet laureate (syn. rāj-kavi).

ملك malak for ملأك malʼak, fr. لأك, whence الأك 'to send';—Heb.

A ملك malak (for ملأك malʼak, fr. لأك, whence الأك 'to send';—Heb. ), s.m. An angel:—malakuʼl-maut, s.m. The angel of death (called ʻIzrāʼil, or ʻIzrāʼīl).

ملائِك malāʼik pl. of ملك malak

A ملائِك malāʼik (pl. of ملك malak), = P ملائکه malāʼika (for A. ملائکة malāʼikat), s.m. pl. Angels.

مليك malīk

A مليك malīk, s.m. A king (i.q. malik, q.v.).

ملك mulk inf. n. of ملك 'to possess,' c.

A ملك mulk (inf. n. of ملك 'to possess,' &c.), s.m. Dominion, sovereignty, rule, reign; a kingdom, realm, state, country, territory, region, land:—mulk-dārī, s.f. Ruling, rule, sway, government, dominion, empire:—mulk-rānī, s.f. Carrying on the government (of), ruling; rule, sovereignty, absolute sway:—mulk-sitānī, s.f. Taking of a kingdom or kingdoms; conquest:—mulk-se ḵẖārij karnā (-ko), To expel from a country, to banish, exile:—mulk-gīrī, s.f. Conquest, territorial conquest, annexation; sovereignty; political affairs;—progress of a sovereign through his dominions.