مال

Meaning

Noun

1. property, possessions, chattels, goods
2. wealth, affluence
3. fortune, estate
4. money
5. income, revenue
6. assets, capital, stock, fund
7. marketable title
8. (Egypt) tax, land tax

Adv

obsolete spelling of مَا لِ (mā li)

Verb

1. to bend, bend down
2. to bow down, to turn
3. to bend, to incline, to slope
4. to incline, to be favorably disposed
5. to sympathize
6. to side
7. to lean, to be inclined
8. to have an antipathy
9. to revolt, to rebel
10. to take or drag along

Verb

1. to prepare to set (of the sun)
2. to come to an end (of the day or night)

Concepts

money

💸

incline

lean

like

property

wealth

capital

careen

clams

dispose

dough

earnings

fortune

fund

gain

gelt

income

kale

keel

legal tender

lettuce

lolly

loot

lucre

lurch

meritocracy

pelf

pitch

profit

profits

receipts

reel

rente

revenue

run

scratch

slant

slope

stagger

stamp

sugar

swag

sympathize

tend

tender

tilt

tip

wampum

wish

shekels

Synonyms

حب

❤️

ود

❤️

تماثل

نزع إلى

انحدر

مال إلي

تشابه

انحنى

قنع

لوى

حدر

نقود

💸

مال الى

انحرف

حرف

وَجَدَ

رأس المال

ضغط

ثَرْوَة

فُلُوس

نُقُود

أصول

رشق

أراد

أمال

ابتغى

اتكأ

استند

اشتهى

اعتنى

تاق

ترنح

تكهن

تمنى

تهاوى

حسم

حنى

رام

رحل

رغب

شذب

شوه

عائد

فلوس

قرر

مس

ملكيّة

قنعه

أقْنع

صاد بالصنارة

Translations

dinheiro

💸

argent

Geld

💸

dinero

💸

denaro

💸

χρήματα

geld

💸

soldi

para

💸

χρήμα

pencher

λεφτά

monnaie

aimer

❤️

Pronounced as (IPA)

/maː.li/

Etymology

Probably a univerbation of مَا (mā, “what”) + ل (l-, “to; belonging to”), as in مَا لِي (mā lī, “what belongs to me”). The root م و ل (m w l) then developed denominally. While this may seem like popular etymology, similar univerbations do exist in Arabic; compare particularly the dialectal verb جَاب (jāb). Compare also Classical Syriac ܡܵܠܵܐ (mālā, “property, wealth”).