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No. 4,339 in Arabic

ملوك

The Arabic word "ملوك" means "kings" in English.

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  • الملوك يحكمون البلاد بحكمة وعدل.

    Kings rule the country with wisdom and justice.

    In this sentence, 'ملوك' is used as a general plural referring to sovereign rulers or kings.

  • قرأتُ كتاباً عن تاريخ ملوك الشرق الأوسط.

    I read a book about the history of Middle Eastern kings.

    Here, 'ملوك' is employed to specify historical figures who held the title of king.

  • ملوك الطبيعة مثل الأسد يُظهرون قوةً وسيطرة.

    Kings of nature, like the lion, show strength and dominance.

    In this example, 'ملوك' is used metaphorically to describe dominant entities in nature.

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