No. 7,806 in Spanish
malika
"Malika" is not a Spanish word; it is of Arabic origin and means "queen."
In a sentence
La palabra 'malika' proviene del árabe y significa 'reina'.
The word 'malika' comes from Arabic and means 'queen'.
In this sentence, 'malika' is used as a noun representing a title or role.
En la obra, la actriz interpretó a una poderosa malika.
In the play, the actress portrayed a powerful queen.
Here, 'malika' is utilized in the context of a character role in a dramatic production.
Es interesante aprender palabras como 'malika' que tienen raíces en distintos idiomas.
It is interesting to learn words like 'malika' that have roots in different languages.
In this example, 'malika' is mentioned in educational discourse, highlighting its etymological origins.
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