Mali

Definitions

1. A country in West Africa. Official name: Republic of Mali.
2. A Somali.
   Multicultural-London-English, slang
3. A member of a caste in South Asia whose traditional occupation is gardening; hence, any South Asian gardener.
   India, South-Asia
4. Money, cash.
   South-Africa, uncountable

Equivalents

44 more languages

AfrikaansMali

العربيةمالي

বাংলামালি

BosanskiimaliMaliМали

ČeštinaMali

DanskMali

ΕλληνικάΜάλι

EsperantoMalio

فارسیمالی

SuomiMali

हिन्दीमालिनमाली

HrvatskiimalimaliМали

MagyarMali

ՀայերենՄալի

Bahasa IndonesiaMali

ÍslenskaMalí

Italianomali

日本語マリ

ქართულიმალი

ភាសាខ្មែរម៉ាលី

한국어말리

Kurdîmalî

LatinaMalium

LietuviųMalis

LatviešuMali

МакедонскиМали

မြန်မာမာလီ

NederlandsMali

PolskiMali

PortuguêsMali

РусскийМали

Slovenčinamali

SlovenščinaMali

СрпскиimaliMaliМали

SvenskaMali

KiswahiliMali

தமிழ்மாலி

ไทยมาลี

TagalogMali

TürkçeMali

УкраїнськаМалі

Tiếng ViệtMa-li

YorùbáMali

isiZuluimali

Examples

“[H]ence the slow progress⟳ hitherto made in the cultivation of such produce⟳ of the garden as is generally held in estimation by the European portion of the community, left as it generally is, to the simple Hindoo mallee (or gardener,) it is not to be wondered at, that our bazars want⟳ what are deemed the more delicate articles of vegetable production for the table; […]”

“Prizes were awarded to ten other mallees for best samples of vegetables, fruits and flowers, and last⟳ though not least we have⟳ to note⟳, that a prize of two rupees was awarded to the mallee of Robert Fulton, Esq., of Sultangunge, for a remarkably fine bunch of grapes, clearly showing that either the soil of Mr. Fulton's garden, the climate of Sultangunge, or the skill of that gentleman's gardener, are highly favorable to the growth, and bringing to maturity of this delicious fruit.”

“I sent down dhobies, sweepers, cooks, and mallees, last⟳ to dig⟳ trenches for burying the dead, when burning was not possible.”

“He found, as he expected, that the poor girl was crying. And, as always, an Indian close⟳ outside the window, a mali in this case, picking up sounds.”

“A nearly naked mali, watering-can in hand, was moving in the jungle of flowers like⟳ some large nectar-sucking bird.”

“The grounds of the estates were extensive enough to provide⟳ each mansion with a surrounding park⟳, and these were, if anything, even more varied in design⟳ than the houses they enclosed – for the malis who tended the gardens, no less than the owners themselves, vied to outdo each other in the fancifulness of their plantings, creating here a little patch of topiary and there an avenue of trees, trimmed in the French fashion; […]”

“The existence of boni and mali for the different risks can be interpreted through the sign⟳ of estimated covariances.”

“If the boni and mali do not depend⟳ on the frequency of claims, the average bonus-malus coefficient increases with the frequency.”

“Akramkhanov et al. (2010) also suggested a system of boni and mali on taxes to support⟳ the implementation of measures to achieve⟳ both water saving and salinity control⟳ (Table 3.3.1).”

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