מ־ל־ך

See also: מלך‎

Hebrew

Etymology

See Proto-Semitic *malk-; cognate with Arabic م ل ك‎ (mlk, “to reign, to possess”)

Root

מ־ל־ך • (m-l-k)

Relating to reigning, to being king.

Derived terms

(noun) מֶלֶךְ‎ (mélekh, “a king”)

(noun) מַלְכוּת‎ (malkhút, “a kingship; a monarchy”)

(pa'ál) מָלַךְ‎ (malákh, “to reign, to be king; to become king”)
(hif'íl) הִמְלִיךְ‎ (“to make king, coronate, crown”)
(huf'ál) הומלך / הֻמְלַךְ‎ (humlákh, “to be made king”)
(nif'ál) נִמְלַךְ‎ (nimlákh, “to consult”)

(noun) מַמְלָכָה‎ (mamlakhá, “a kingdom”)

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