Mal

==English==
===Etymology===
From .
===Noun===
# Illness, affliction.
#: a grand mal seizure
# (the longboard type of surfboard).
====Derived terms====
* grand mal
===See also===
* malicious
* Mal
===Anagrams===
* 
* lam, Lam.
* MLA, M.L.A.
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==Albanian==
===Etymology===
A substratum word, akin to Romanian .
===Pronunciation===
* 
===Noun===
# mount
# mountain
====Declension====
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==Dutch==
===Pronunciation===
* 
* , 
===Noun===
# A device to help drawing shapes, a mold
# A device to help shaping objects in plaster or plastics etc.
===Adjective===
# funny, crazy, lacking common sense
====Usage notes====
The adjective always refers to an aspect of a thing or person. It is the adjective form of the noun .
====Derived terms====
* mallerd
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==French==
===Etymology===
From , from , derived from . Near cognates include Spanish and Italian .
===Pronunciation===
* 
* 
===Noun===
# trouble, difficulty
#: J'ai du mal à m'imaginer celà. (“I have trouble imagining that.”)
# pain
#: J'ai mal à la tête. (“I have a headache.” Literally, “I have pain at the head.”)
# evil
====Derived terms====
* mal de l'air
* mal de mer
* mal du pays
===Adverb===
# badly
#: C'est mal fait. (“It's done badly.”)
===Adjective===
# bad
#: bon an, mal an
#: bon gré, mal gré
#: Il est mal de [infinitive]
#: C'est mal de [infinitive]
====Synonyms====
* mauvais
* méchant
* vilain
* laid
* merdique 
===See also===
* pas mal
* malade
* maladie
* malaise
* mal-aimé
* maladroit
* malheur
* malfaisant
===Anagrams===
* 
* AML
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==German==
===Adverb===
mal
# times
#: sechs mal sieben ist zweiundvierzig
#:: six times seven is forty-two — 6 × 7 = 42
Category:German adverbs
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==Icelandic==
===Pronunciation===
* 
*: 
===Etymology 1===
From .
====Noun====
# purr
=====Declension=====
===Etymology 2===
See .
====Noun====
# 
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==Interlingua==
===Etymology===
From 
===Adjective===
# bad
# evil
===Adverb===
# badly, poorly
# wrongfully, mis-
===Noun===
# bad, badness, something bad
# evil
# illness
# pain, ache
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==Italian==
===Noun===
 
# 
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==Kurdish==
===Noun===
# home, house
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==Norwegian==
===Noun===
# template
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==Old French==
===Etymology===
 .
===Adverb===
# evilly
# badly; poorly
===Noun===
# evil
# pain, suffering
===Descendants===
* French: (adverb and noun)
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==Old Portuguese==
===Adverb===
# badly
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==Portuguese==
===Pronunciation===
* 
===Adverb===
# badly (faulty; not functional)
# erroneously, wrongly
# hardly
====Related terms====
* mau
===Conjunction===
# hardly
===Noun===
# evil
# sickness
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==Romanian==
===Etymology===
From * or * (attested in 'Dacia Maluensis') (< ). Has an Albanian cognate, .
===Noun===
# shore
Category:Romanian substratum words
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==Serbo-Croatian==
===Etymology===
From , from .
===Pronunciation===
* 
===Adjective===
# small
====Declension====
====Related terms====
* 
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==Spanish==
===Pronunciation===
* 
===Etymology===
From , derived from .
===Adjective===
# bad; evil
====Usage notes====
The adjective form is only used before a singular masculin noun. In other positions, is used instead.
===Adverb===
# badly; poorly
===Noun===
* 
# evil; harm; a bad thing or situation
#: de mal en peor — “from bad to worse”
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==Swedish==
===Pronunciation===
* 
* 
===Noun===
# moth
# wels catfish (Silurus glanis)
====Declension====
====See also====
* fjäril 
* larv 
===Verb===
# 
# 
====Related terms====
* malström
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==Turkish==
===Etymology===
From .
===Noun===
# assets
# stupid person
# prostitute
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