megat in All languages combined

Forms: مݢت [Jawi], megat-megat [plural], megatku [first-person, informal, possessive], megatmu [possessive, second-person], megatnya [possessive, third-person] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: From Sanskrit मागध (māgadha, “male of mixed caste, with Kṣatriya-mother and a Vaiśya-father”). Etymology templates: {{bor|ms|sa|मागध||male of mixed caste, with Kṣatriya-mother and a Vaiśya-father}} Sanskrit मागध (māgadha, “male of mixed caste, with Kṣatriya-mother and a Vaiśya-father”) Head templates: {{ms-noun|j=مݢت}} megat (Jawi spelling مݢت, plural megat-megat, informal 1st possessive megatku, 2nd possessive megatmu, 3rd possessive megatnya)

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"megat" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Malay]