Maalik

Meaning of Maalik

The name Maalik, pronounced as mah-LEEK (/mɐˈliːk/), is of Arabic origin and carries the powerful meaning of "king" or "owner." It is a name that exudes authority and leadership, making it a strong choice for a baby boy. A common variation of this name is Malik. While not extremely common in the United States, Maalik has seen consistent usage over the years with varying popularity. For instance, in 2023, there were 8 newborns named Maalik, ranking it at 8893. The highest occurrence in recent years was in 2000 with 27 babies named Maalik, placing it at rank 3150. This name has deep cultural roots and carries significant historical and religious connotations within Islamic traditions, where it often symbolizes justice and sovereignty. Choosing Maalik for your child not only bestows a sense of regality but also connects them to a rich cultural heritage.

Pronunciation

Arabic

  • Pronunced as mah-LEEK (/mɐˈliːk/)

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Notable People Named Maalik

Maalik Benjamin Wayns is a former basketball player and current coach known for his career at Villanova University and his coaching role at Camden High School.
Maalik Murphy is an American football quarterback currently playing for the Duke Blue Devils, with previous experience at the Texas Longhorns.
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