Definition of Moplah in English:

Moplah

(also Mappilla, Mappila)

noun ˈmɒplə

Any of the Muslim inhabitants of Malabar (now northern Kerala), India.

adjective ˈmɒplə

Of or relating to the Moplahs.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Ritson (1752–1803), antiquary. From Malayalam mā-piḷḷa, an honorific form of address to a son-in-law (applied to a Muslim son-in-law and hence extended to the descendants of Muslim incomers) from mā great + piḷḷa child. With forms Moplai, Moplay compare Tamil mā-piḷḷai.

Definition of Moplah in US English:

Moplah

(also Mappilla, Mappila)

nounˈmɒplə

Any of the Muslim inhabitants of Malabar (now northern Kerala), India.

adjectiveˈmɒplə

Of or relating to the Moplahs.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Ritson (1752–1803), antiquary. From Malayalam mā-piḷḷa, an honorific form of address to a son-in-law (applied to a Muslim son-in-law and hence extended to the descendants of Muslim incomers) from mā great + piḷḷa child. With forms Moplai, Moplay compare Tamil mā-piḷḷai.

单词	Moplah
释义	Definition of Moplah in English: Moplah (also Mappilla, Mappila) noun ˈmɒplə Any of the Muslim inhabitants of Malabar (now northern Kerala), India. adjective ˈmɒplə Of or relating to the Moplahs. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Ritson (1752–1803), antiquary. From Malayalam mā-piḷḷa, an honorific form of address to a son-in-law (applied to a Muslim son-in-law and hence extended to the descendants of Muslim incomers) from mā great + piḷḷa child. With forms Moplai, Moplay compare Tamil mā-piḷḷai. Definition of Moplah in US English: Moplah (also Mappilla, Mappila) nounˈmɒplə Any of the Muslim inhabitants of Malabar (now northern Kerala), India. adjectiveˈmɒplə Of or relating to the Moplahs. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Joseph Ritson (1752–1803), antiquary. From Malayalam mā-piḷḷa, an honorific form of address to a son-in-law (applied to a Muslim son-in-law and hence extended to the descendants of Muslim incomers) from mā great + piḷḷa child. With forms Moplai, Moplay compare Tamil mā-piḷḷai.
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