WHAT DOES MALAM MEAN IN MALAY?
Night
Night is a time where a place is not facing the sun, and therefore dark. While some of the planets are experiencing the night, the other hemisphere experiences daylight. Because of the rotation of the Earth, day and night are interchangeable, and form a day of 24 hours. The night begins when the sun goes down and ends when the sun rises.
Definition of malam in the Malay dictionary
night I = ~ day from sunset to sunrise, daylight: ~ you do not go anywhere; do not play on the ground again, the day is ~; ~ blind = ~ may Kl, Tr night very dark; ~ Dance Id dancing id dance; ~ happy meeting to be held at night for fun; ~ this = ~ now at night; ~ Sunday night ahead of Sunday; ~ week long night; The party was held at night; daytime with very much difference; The nights are gone by night, at night: what are you going to go to town today? 1. One night: If you go to the village, sleep at the grandmother's house. 2. Throughout the night: then Hang Tuah also has various stories; 3. days before today, yesterday: ~ we went to picnic to Port Dickson; 4. night before last night, last night: ~ she went to watch the movie on the Rex stage; ~ all night long; ~ under the plow of people, said the person prb let us according to the customs of the country we are in; overnight, overnight, last night: then sail it too; overnight we did not sleep; overnight 1. sleeping, staying: would not want us to be forced into the little cottage; 2. have been stored last night, already stale or not good to eat: I feel like going to vomit after eating that fish; to sleep together, to lie down; to keep Mn on alert for waiting sick people etc; placing, studying store something for one night, leaving overnight; day to day night: I ~ wish to take shelter; facade, night stay, accommodation. night II Jw candles.
10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «MALAM»
Discover the use of
malam in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
malam and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
There are fact boxes which highlight key facts and the text is supported by a wonderful array of photographs and maps. The book also features a time-line, a glossary and a full index.
A brief biography of the British writer best known for her stories about a naughty little rabbit named Peter.
Remains to be Seen is a fascinating series which looks at the past through the archeological evidence that remains today. Exploring the Aztecs discusses who the Aztecs were, and how their ancient civilisation in Mexico developed.
A biography of the Norwegian explorer whose voyages were undertaken to prove certain theories about the migration patterns of ancient people.
This series explores key dates in history: what happened on the day and the background and consequences of the event.
Introduction to the ancient Egyptians looks at the civilization through its objects, including clothing, weapons, transportation, and tools.
Presents a tour of ancient Rome, discussing facts about climate, geography, social mores, religion, the marketplace, entertainment, war, and politics.
Describes the job requirements, training, physical demands, compensation, and daily life of a pirate of the Spanish Main.
John Malam, Dave Antram,
2008
The series looks at how common products end up in our homes starting with the raw materials and ending with the finished product.
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Servis Satu Malam: - Halaman 107
Tadi, sama saja dengan malam-malam sebelumnya. Malam ini bezanya, mereka tidur dan aku terjaga. Nasib baik untuk sesiapa saja. Malang adalah untuk siapa yang makan di Restoran Harmoni dan tertidur ketika aku dan Munir terjaga.