English Proper noun Mal short form of Mallory as in Mal(lory) and some other names. Noun mal illness, affliction Usage Only in set phrases such as grand mal seizure. Etymology French mal. Dutch Pronunciation {| border=1 cellpadding=5 | IPA || /mɑl/ |- | SAMPA || /mAl/ |} Noun mal f (plural: mallen, diminutive: malletje, plural diminutive: malletjes) device to help drawing shapes device to help shaping objects in plaster or plastics etc. Adjective mal (malle) funny, crazy French Etymology Old French mal, from Latin malus, derived from Proto-Indo-European *mel- "bad, wrong". Near cognates include Spanish and Italian malo. Pronunciation {| border=1 cellpadding=5 | IPA |rowspan=2| /mal/ |- | SAMPA |} Noun mal m trouble, difficulty J'ai du mal à m'imaginer celà. I'm having trouble imagining that. pain J'ai mal à la tête. My head hurts. evil Adverb badly Adjective bad Synonyms mauvais méchant vilain laid merdique Interlingua Adjective bad. evil. Etymology From Latin malus. Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male. Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
Etymology French mal.
Noun mal f (plural: mallen, diminutive: malletje, plural diminutive: malletjes) device to help drawing shapes device to help shaping objects in plaster or plastics etc. Adjective mal (malle) funny, crazy French Etymology Old French mal, from Latin malus, derived from Proto-Indo-European *mel- "bad, wrong". Near cognates include Spanish and Italian malo. Pronunciation {| border=1 cellpadding=5 | IPA |rowspan=2| /mal/ |- | SAMPA |} Noun mal m trouble, difficulty J'ai du mal à m'imaginer celà. I'm having trouble imagining that. pain J'ai mal à la tête. My head hurts. evil Adverb badly Adjective bad Synonyms mauvais méchant vilain laid merdique Interlingua Adjective bad. evil. Etymology From Latin malus. Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male. Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
French Etymology Old French mal, from Latin malus, derived from Proto-Indo-European *mel- "bad, wrong". Near cognates include Spanish and Italian malo.
Pronunciation {| border=1 cellpadding=5 | IPA |rowspan=2| /mal/ |- | SAMPA |} Noun mal m trouble, difficulty J'ai du mal à m'imaginer celà. I'm having trouble imagining that. pain J'ai mal à la tête. My head hurts. evil Adverb badly Adjective bad Synonyms mauvais méchant vilain laid merdique Interlingua Adjective bad. evil. Etymology From Latin malus. Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male. Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
Noun mal m trouble, difficulty J'ai du mal à m'imaginer celà. I'm having trouble imagining that. pain J'ai mal à la tête. My head hurts. evil Adverb badly Adjective bad Synonyms mauvais méchant vilain laid merdique Interlingua Adjective bad. evil. Etymology From Latin malus. Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male. Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
Interlingua Adjective bad. evil. Etymology From Latin malus. Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male. Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
Adverb badly, poorly. wrongfully, mis-. Etymology From Latin male.
Translations Portuguese: mal (1,2) Tupinambá: marã (2) Noun bad, badness, bad thing. evil. illness. pain, ache. Translations Portuguese: mal m (1,2,3,4); maldade f, ruindade f (2)
