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Also Urdu (ملک), Malay, Indonesian, Uzbek (Малик), Kazakh (Мәлік) and Kyrgyz (Малик).
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Also an Azerbaijani variant of Məlik: https://www.behindthename.com/name/malik-1/top/azerbaijan
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Also Bosnian: https://www.behindthename.com/name/malik-1/top/bosnia
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Actually Malik is a Semitic name and is thought to derive from mlk,wiki-Malik. But it must be kept in mind in Levant it is written as mlk, while in Hebrew it is used as malek. As for usage in Arabic, it is pronounced as Malik, which actually means master. As for European, malek is a term used by slaves which comes from maly. Never heard of a Germanic term for malakati.
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The Turkish and Armenian form of this name is Melik. [noted -ed]
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Malik is also used in Chechnya (a traditionally Islamic country) as a first name for men. A known Chechen bearer of this name is Malik Saidullaev.
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Popular with African Americans, too.
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