ملک

From Arabic مَلِك‎ (malik, “king”). From Proto-Semitic *malk-. Cognate to Hebrew מֶלֶךְ‎ (mélekh, “king”) and מָלַךְ‎ (malákh, “to rule”), and Aramaic מַלְכָּא‎ (malkā, “king”) and מְלַךְ‎ (m'laḵ, “to rule”).

ملک • (malik) m (plural ملکان‎ (malikân))

1. king

• ملکه‎ (malika, “queen”)

1. Raverty, H. G. (1867), “ملک”, in A dictionary of the Puk'hto, Pus'hto, or language of the Afghans: with remarks on the originality of the language, and its affinity to other oriental tongues, London: Williams & Nortgate

From Arabic مَلَك‎ (malak, “angel”).

ملک • (malak) (plural ملائک‎ (malâ'ek))

1. angel

• ملک‌الموت‎ (malek-ol-mowt)

From Arabic مَلِك‎ (malik, “king”).

ملک • (malek) (plural ملوک‎ (moluk))

1. king

• ملک‌زاده‎ (malek-zâde)
• ملکی‎ (maleki)
• ملوکانه‎ (molukâne)
• ملوک‌الطوائفی‎ (moluk-ot-tavâ'efi)

• ملکه‎ (malake)
• ملکوت‎ (malakut)

From Arabic مِلْك‎ (milk, “property, estate”).

ملک • (melk) (plural املاک‎ (amlâk))

1. estate
2. property

• ملکدار‎ (melkdâr)
• ملکی‎ (melki)
• ملکیت‎ (melkiyat)

• مالک‎ (mâlek)
• تملک‎ (tamallok)
• مملوک‎ (mamluk)

From Arabic مُلْك‎ (mulk, “kingship, royalty, monarchy”).

ملک • (molk)

1. kingship
2. kingdom
3. dominion

• ملکی‎ (molki)

ملک • (mulk) m (Hindi spelling मुल्क)

1. country

• دیش‎ (deś)