Definition of mamak in English:

mamak

noun ˈmamak

1In Indonesia and Malaysia: a maternal uncle or elder brother; the male head of a household.
2Malaysian English and Singapore English. A person of Tamil Muslim origin or descent living in Malaysia and Singapore, especially one who owns or works in a shop or a food stall.
3Malaysian English. A street stall or restaurant selling Tamil Muslim food.

adjective ˈmamak

Malaysian English and Singapore English. Of, relating to, or associated with Tamil Muslims in Malaysia and Singapore, especially with reference to their cuisine.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Science. From Malay mamak maternal uncle, elder brother from Tamil māmā maternal uncle.

Definition of mamak in US English:

mamak

nounˈmamak

1In Indonesia and Malaysia: a maternal uncle or elder brother; the male head of a household.
2Malaysian English and Singapore English. A person of Tamil Muslim origin or descent living in Malaysia and Singapore, especially one who owns or works in a shop or a food stall.
3Malaysian English. A street stall or restaurant selling Tamil Muslim food.

adjectiveˈmamak

Malaysian English and Singapore English. Of, relating to, or associated with Tamil Muslims in Malaysia and Singapore, especially with reference to their cuisine.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Science. From Malay mamak maternal uncle, elder brother from Tamil māmā maternal uncle.

单词	mamak
释义	Definition of mamak in English: mamak noun ˈmamak 1In Indonesia and Malaysia: a maternal uncle or elder brother; the male head of a household. 2Malaysian English and Singapore English. A person of Tamil Muslim origin or descent living in Malaysia and Singapore, especially one who owns or works in a shop or a food stall. 3Malaysian English. A street stall or restaurant selling Tamil Muslim food. adjective ˈmamak Malaysian English and Singapore English. Of, relating to, or associated with Tamil Muslims in Malaysia and Singapore, especially with reference to their cuisine. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Science. From Malay mamak maternal uncle, elder brother from Tamil māmā maternal uncle. Definition of mamak in US English: mamak nounˈmamak 1In Indonesia and Malaysia: a maternal uncle or elder brother; the male head of a household. 2Malaysian English and Singapore English. A person of Tamil Muslim origin or descent living in Malaysia and Singapore, especially one who owns or works in a shop or a food stall. 3Malaysian English. A street stall or restaurant selling Tamil Muslim food. adjectiveˈmamak Malaysian English and Singapore English. Of, relating to, or associated with Tamil Muslims in Malaysia and Singapore, especially with reference to their cuisine. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Science. From Malay mamak maternal uncle, elder brother from Tamil māmā maternal uncle.
随便看	hygiene hygienic hygienically hygienically hygienics hygienicss hygienist hygienist hygienists hygro- hygrometer hygrometric hygrometric hygrometrical hygrometrically hygrometry hygrometry hygrophilous hygrophyte hygrophytic hygroscope hygroscopes hygroscopic hygroscopical hygroscopically 木头木头人儿木屐木工木已成舟木排木料木星木本木本植物 Renaissance Renault_Argentina_S.A. Rendement Rendering Rendezvous Rendite Rendite Renditezielsetzung Renegade Renk_Verschluß