Meaning of "kole" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF KOLE IN MALAY

kole

WHAT DOES KOLE MEAN IN MALAY?

Kole

Kole

Kole is an ancient Malay kingdom located in Muar Johor which has disappeared. College based on oral history sources with native or native Muar means kuala. Kuala is a large Malay kingdom in the origin of the original people located in Muar. It is also known as Kouli, Koli, Kole, Cole and Kula or Kule according to the dialect or dialect of foreign speakers who recognize it. Kuala is in conjunction with the big mouth or downstream river names. After the collapse of the kingdom, Kole is known as Teluk Dalam because it is a huge bay like bay and safe for ships that are sheltered from typhoons and frequent storms in the straits of Malacca. Teluk Dalam also has a government and is listed in Hikayat Malim Deman, Hikayat Malim Dewa and Hikayat Malim Buana. They are the sons of the three kings of the Kingdom of the Deep Gulf. In the deep, then the Mukaruke became Muar before the advent of the Majapahit kingdom. Then became a country that was once defeated and colonized by the Majapahit kingdom. Muar name remains to this day.

Kole ialah sebuah kerajaan Melayu purba terletak di Muar Johor yang telah lenyap. Kole mengikut sumber sejarah lisan dengan orang asal atau orang asli Muar bererti kuala. Kuala ialah sebuah kerajaan besar Melayu di zaman orang asal terletak di Muar. Ia juga dikenali sebagai Kouli, Koli,Kole, Cole dan Kula atau Kule mengikut loghat atau dialek lidah orang asing yang mengenalinya. Kuala adalah sempena nama mulut atau hilir sungai yang besar. Setelah kerajaan Kole tumbang, Kole dikenali sebagai Teluk Dalam kerana kuala amat besar seperti teluk dan selamat kepada kapal-kapal yang berlindung daripada topan dan ribut yang sering berlaku di laut selat Melaka. Teluk Dalam juga mempunyai kerajaan dan tercatat dalam Hikayat Malim Deman, Hikayat Malim Dewa dan Hikayat Malim Buana. Mereka ialah putera-putera raja tiga beradik Kerajaan Teluk Dalam.Teluk Dalam kemudian bertukar menjadi Muar sebelum kemunculan zaman kerajaan Majapahit. Kemudian menjadi sebuah negara yang pernah dikalahkan dan dijajah oleh kerajaan Majapahit.Nama Muar kekal sehingga ke hari ini.

Definition of kole in the Malay dictionary

colt sj stem drinking without plate: on the table is located in a large hot coffee.

kole sj bekas minum yg bertangkai tanpa piring: di atas meja terletak se~ besar kopi panas.

TRANSLATION OF KOLE

Find out the translation of kole to 25 languages with our Malay multilingual translator.

The translations of kole from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «kole» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 孔
• Translator Malay - Spanish: agujero
• Translator Malay - English: hole
• Translator Malay - Hindi: छेद
• Translator Malay - Arabic: حفرة
• Translator Malay - Russian: отверстие
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: buraco
• Translator Malay - Bengali: Kole
• Translator Malay - French: trou
• Malay: kole
• Translator Malay - German: Loch
• Translator Malay - Japanese: ホール
• Translator Malay - Korean: 구멍
• Translator Malay - Javanese: Kolë
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: lỗ
• Translator Malay - Tamil: கொலை அழுகல்
• Translator Malay - Marathi: kole
• Translator Malay - Turkish: kole
• Translator Malay - Italian: buco
• Translator Malay - Polish: dziura
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: отвір
• Translator Malay - Romanian: gaură
• Translator Malay - Greek: τρύπα
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: gat
• Translator Malay - Swedish: hål
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: hole

10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KOLE»

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Achebe or Soyinka?: a study in contrasts

This is a controversial new study on Africa's two most widely read and, arguably, her finest writers.

Kole Omotoso, 1996

The Language of African Literature

In this unprecedented anthology, some of the most prolific and widely read African novelists are analysed.

Edmund L. Epstein, ‎Robert Kole, 1998

The Non-Runner's Marathon Trainer

" This is marathon running for real people, people with jobs and families and obligations outside of running. The Non-Runner's Marathon Trainer has proven successful for men and women of all ages. Now let it work for you.

David Whitsett, ‎Forrest Dolgener, ‎Tanjala Kole, 1998

Astrology & Psychic Phenomena

Astrology, Tarot cards, Ouija boards, spiritism, psychic healing, palm reading, and old fashioned fortune telling (now called psychic consulting) -- all these are popular in America today.

André Kole, ‎Alan W. Gomes, 1998

How It's Done

When Michael Irving, a gorgeous college professor, walks into her life, eighteen-year-old Grace finds herself freed from her sheltered life only to realize the complications of being the lover of an older man.

Christine Kole MacLean, 2007

Just Before Dawn

His writing is informed by a passionate concern for society and politics in Nigeria. This major work is a blend of fact and fiction dramatizing the first one hundred years of Nigeria.

Kole Omotoso, 1988

The Jewish Community of Savannah

The three local congregations are all represented in this collection, including those practicing Reform Judaism (Congregation Mickve Israel), Orthodox Judaism (Congregation B'nai B'rith Jacob), and Conservative Judaism (Congregation Agudath ...

Valerie Frey, ‎Kaye Kole, 2002

Mind Games

This incredible book helps understand the deception behind a broad range of supposed miracles and wonders including psychics, hypnosis, ghost, UFOs and psychic fraud within the church.

Andre Kole, ‎Jerry MacGregor, 2002

The Combat

The Combat, published in 1972, unforgettably recounts the torn friendship between two contenders over the paternity rights of the child of a market girl, now a sophisticated businesswoman.

Kole Omotoso, 2007

The Chance She Took

Rayqelle Davis, the stepdaughter of a Chicago police officer, grows up in a dysfunctional home and turns to the streets as a means of escape.

Kole Black, 2007