πŽŽπŽπŽ‹

Ugaritic

Etymology 1.1

From Proto-Semitic *malk- (β€œking, prince”). Cognate with Arabic Ω…ΩŽΩ„ΩΩƒ (malik) and Biblical Hebrew מ֢ל֢ךְ (mΓ©leαΈ΅).

Noun

πŽŽπŽπŽ‹ β€’ (mlk /malku/)

  1. king
    Coordinate term: πŽŽπŽπŽ‹πŽš (mlkt /⁠malkatu⁠/, β€œqueen”)

Etymology 1.2

Inherited from Proto-Semitic [Term?]. Cognate to Arabic مُلْك (mulk).

Noun

πŽŽπŽπŽ‹ β€’ (mlk /mulku/)

  1. kingship, reign

Etymology 1.3

Inherited from Proto-Semitic [Term?]. Cognate to Arabic Ω…ΩŽΩ„ΩŽΩƒΩŽ (malaka), Biblical Hebrew מָלַךְ.

Verb

πŽŽπŽπŽ‹ β€’ (mlk /malaka/)

  1. to rule, reign
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