Meaning of "mahálă" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MAHÁLĂ IN ROMANIAN

mahálă

WHAT DOES MAHÁLĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of mahálă in the Romanian dictionary

MAHÁLĂ, mahale, s. F. (Reg.) Large (and heavy) quantity of a material.

MAHÁLĂ, mahale, s. f. (Reg.) Cantitate mare (și grea) dintr-un material.

TRANSLATION OF MAHÁLĂ

Find out the translation of mahálă to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

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

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 贫民窟
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: barrio bajo
• Translator Romanian - English: slum
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: गंदी बस्ती
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: حي الفقراء
• Translator Romanian - Russian: трущобы
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: favela
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ঘিঁচি ঘিঁচি বস্তি
• Translator Romanian - French: taudis
• Translator Romanian - Malay: setinggan
• Translator Romanian - German: Slum
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: スラム街
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 빈민굴
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: slum
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: khu ổ chuột
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: சேரி
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: झोपडपट्टी
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: gecekondu
• Translator Romanian - Italian: bassifondi
• Translator Romanian - Polish: slums
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: нетрі
• Romanian: mahálă
• Translator Romanian - Greek: πτωχογειτονιά
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: krotbuurt
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: slum
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: slum

8 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «MAHÁLĂ»

Discover the use of mahálă in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to mahálă and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Pakkā mahāla

Novel on the history and social life of Benares (Vārānasi) India.

Ajaẏa Miśra, 2004

Varga, vicāradhāra, evaṃ samāja

Contributed articles.

Ena. Ke Mahalā, 1994

Surāṃ de sudāgara

Biographical sketches of Panjabi folk singers from India and Pakistan.

Ikabāla Māhala, 1998

Rāmakalī kī wāra Mahalā 3: niraṇai saṭīka

Study, with text, of Rāmakalī kī wāra, a chapter of the Ādi-Granth, by Amar Das, 1479-1574, 3rd guru of the Sikhs.

Harabam̆sa Siṅgha (Giani), 1992

The Mortuary Archaeology of the Medieval Banat (10th-14th ...

It is documented in 30 graves found in 13 different cemeteries.206 Nineteen of those graves have west-east,2075 a northwestsoutheast,208 and three a southwest-northeast orientation.209 The grave found in Caransebeş-Măhala has the ...

Silviu Ota, 2014

Gurū Teg̲h̲a Bahādara Jī dā jīwana nāla sam̆wāda: sloka ...

Text, with commentary, on a chapter from Ādi-Granth, Sikh canon.

Lāla Siṅgha Bedī, 1995

Socially Involved Renunciate, The: Guru Nanak's Discourse ...

The term mahalå is used to indicate the Sikh gurus who uttered the compositions contained in the Gur¶ Granth Såhib. For example, the first guru—Guru Nånak—is referred to as M (mahalå) 1. 3. Råmkal¥ meter is the musical measure that is ...

Kamala Elizabeth Nayar, ‎Jaswinder Singh Sandhu, 2012

Bānī Srī Gurū Tega Bahādara Sāhiba mahalā

Biography of Guru Tegh Bahadur, 1621-1675; for children.

Giānī Haribamsa Siṅgha, 1997