mulk

/mʌlk/ or /mʊlk/

Definitions

1. noun

A feudal or hereditary estate in certain parts of Asia, especially among the Mongols and other nomadic tribes, often held by a noble or a military leader.

“The tribe’s leader held the title of mulk, signifying his authority over a large territory.”

Synonyms

  • estate
  • feudality

Antonyms

  • democracy
  • equality