Definition of malik in English:

malik

noun ˈmɑːlɪk

From Arabic, active participle of malaka 'possess or rule'.

单词	malik
释义	Definition of malik in English: malik noun ˈmɑːlɪk (in parts of South Asia and the Middle East) the chief of a village or community. （印度次大陆和中东部分地区）酋长，头领 Example sentencesExamples He also carries the title of malik, which may be seen as symbolic of the state's technical, administrative, and policing functions. In Khakhi village, we meet with a group of four maliks, or village leaders. If he is big man - a malik - he may have rocket launcher and anti-aircraft gun. The tribal elders, or maliks, have already signalled their willingness to take part. Origin From Arabic, active participle of malaka 'possess or rule'.
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