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Etymology
mal- + ami
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /malˈami/
- Hyphenation: mal‧a‧mi
- Rhymes: -ami
Verb
malami (present malamas, past malamis, future malamos, conditional malamus, volitive malamu)
- to hate, dislike
- L. L. Zamenhof, Homaranismo, Section 10,
- Neniam mi devas malami aŭ persekuti iun pro tio, ke lia kredo pri Dio estas alia ol mia.
- I must never hate or persecute anyone because his belief in God is different from mine.
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Hausa
Etymology
Borrowed from Kanuri málə̀m (“scholar”), from Arabic مُعَلِم (muʕalim, “teacher”).
Pronunciation
Noun
mālàmī m (feminine mālàmā, plural mā̀làmai, possessed form mālàmin)
- teacher
- scholar
- official, supervisor
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Etymology
From Hausa mālàmī, from Kanuri málə̀m (“scholar”), from Arabic مُعَلِم (muʕalim, “teacher”).
Pronunciation
Noun
málàmi (plural málàmizhì)
- mallam; imam