No. 385 in Malay

aziz

"Aziz" in Malay means "beloved" or "precious."

In a sentence

Kawan baik saya bernama Aziz.
My best friend's name is Aziz.
In this sentence, 'Aziz' functions as a proper noun, specifically a person's name.
Dia adalah seorang aziz yang sangat dihormati dalam masyarakat.
He is a respected dear individual in the community.
In this sentence, 'aziz' is used as an adjective (with its meaning rooted in respect or endearment).
Perkataan 'aziz' berasal daripada bahasa Arab yang bermaksud mulia.
The word 'aziz' originates from Arabic, meaning noble.
Here, 'aziz' is described as a word being discussed for its origin and meaning.

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