Fuck malaki- whats your name in hebrew?

[DAT NIGGA TAZZ]

In Hebrew the meaning of the name Micah is: Who is like God? Gift from God.

Micah Means Gift From God! You biiiiitch.

What is the best casual hebrew names of yall?

 

[S.SAVAGE]

....who wears the crown now yabish!? lol

 

[Hood Rat Matt]

I was always told Matthew was gift from God

 

[btownmusicgroup]

Malki Means King In Arabic Mane and I'm a Gift From God Mane

 

[ALL BOUT CHICKEN]

Malki Means King In Arabic Mane and I'm a Gift From God Mane

You fucking idiot, MALIK means king in Arabic. Your name is Malki.

Malik is not the same thing as Malki.

 

[BIGSBY]

Lmao this nigga is so stupid blood he reminds me of curly from the three stooges.

 

[DAT NIGGA TAZZ]

Haha so da new name is "Malki means jack shit"

 

[Defy]

"Malki means I misspelled my name"

 

[btownmusicgroup]

You fucking idiot, MALIK means king in Arabic. Your name is Malki.

Malik is not the same thing as Malki.

Malki Means King in arabic Brah ... lol its my real name... its more than one way to say something... like how many ways is there to say tits

 

[ALL BOUT CHICKEN]

Malki Means King in arabic Brah ... lol its my real name...

No it doesn't. You are not a king. Your surname doesn't mean king.

Sorry to break it to you, but Malik is the ONLY Arabic word for king.

Again, Malik does not = Malki, even if the two words appear similar. They're pronounced differently. Malik is pronounced Ma-leek, while Malki is pronounced Mal-kee. Take time to differentiate the two words, in spelling and pronunciation. Are you too stupid to understand that?

There are multiple webpages that cite Malik as the Arabic word for king, yet there are none citing Malki for such. I guess MALKI MEANS NOTHING BRAH, kinda like your rap career.

 

[Gas One]

his name is about to stand for pinked in a second

cuz im about tired of even seeing this bullshit
at first i was like let the little nigga coexist
and now i dont know about that shit
maybe i made a mistake taking my trigger finger off

 

[W0RM_Da_C0N]

My name means beaner... in hebrew

 

[RAVAGE]

his name is about to stand for pinked in a second

cuz im about tired of even seeing this bullshit
at first i was like let the little nigga coexist
and now i dont know about that shit
maybe i made a mistake taking my trigger finger off

 

[DAT NIGGA TAZZ]

No it doesn't. You are not a king. Your surname doesn't mean king.

Sorry to break it to you, but Malik is the ONLY Arabic word for king.

Again, Malik does not = Malki, even if the two words appear similar. They're pronounced differently. Malik is pronounced Ma-leek, while Malki is pronounced Mal-kee. Take time to differentiate the two words, in spelling and pronunciation. Are you too stupid to understand that?

There are multiple webpages that cite Malik as the Arabic word for king, yet there are none citing Malki for such. I guess MALKI MEANS NOTHING BRAH, kinda like your rap career.

Dear Schmackali: we regret to inform you that your HOLD CARD has been pulled. Please send it to us, and we will send you your Wells Fargo Platinum Markiss card stamped with "Ugly Jew".

 

[Incisions]

hes not a jew, fuck


melech means king (in hebrew)

 

[emma]

The name "Malki" does mean "my king"......... in Hebrew, not Arabic.


Malki meaning and name origin

Malki \m(a)-lki, mal-ki\ as a boy's name is of Hebrew origin, and the meaning of Malki is "my king". The root of Melchior, one of the three kings' names.

Malki has 6 variant forms: Malcam, Malkam, Malkiel, Malkior, Malkiya and Mehlech.

Suggested similar baby names are Malak, Malaki, Malakia, Malakie, Malek, Maleki, Malik, Maliq and Mallik.


Read more at Malki - meaning of Malki name

 

[NiNe2FiVe]

 

[Cut-Throat]

Lmao this nigga is so stupid blood he reminds me of curly from the three stooges.

Are you related to baysick Brian? Or of Dutch origin?

 

[ALL BOUT CHICKEN]

The name "Malki" does mean "my king"......... in Hebrew, not Arabic.

Exactly my point. He kept stressing that it was in Arabic.

 

[Cut-Throat]

And then he stressed it was Arabic

Fifty first of all , its hebrew