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What is the Aramaic word for kingdom?

The Aramaic word for "kingdom" is מַלְכוּתָא (Malḵūṯā).

Here's a breakdown:

* מַלְכוּ (Malḵū) is the root word for "king"

* -תָא (-ṯā) is the suffix that indicates a state or condition, similar to the English "-ship" or "-dom".

So, מַלְכוּתָא translates literally to "kingship" or "the state of being king."

In some contexts, מַלְכוּתָא can also be translated as "rule," "dominion," or "sovereignty."

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