مَالِكُ Malik (name) in Arabic
مَالِكُ is how you say “Malik (name)” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
قُلْتُ مَالِكُ بْنُ دِينَارِ،
I said, 'Malik ibn Dinar.'
مَالِكُ Malik
A personal name standing in the subject form as a bare self-identification, the answer to the 'who are you' just asked. It opens a name-chain with the words that follow, naming the speaker by his line of descent.
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More example sentences
مَالِكُ أَزْمَةِ الْكَلَامِ فِي النَّظْمِ وَالنَّشْرِ،
He is never at a loss for words when composing and publishing.
مَالِكُ possessor of
An epithet 'master/possessor of', heading a possessive pairing with the noun that follows. As lead term of the construct it draws definiteness from the second term. It opens a figurative title, 'master of the reins of speech', praising his command of words.