/ma.la.oh/

Semantic core

The set of all places under someone's possession or control

or:

Spatial totality defined by belonging

💡 Definitions
🔹 1. Kingdom (general sense)

Domain or set of places that belong to an authority.

Ex: kingdom of a king, territory under government

🔹 2. Kingdom (abstract / religious sense)

Domain where an authority (especially divine) exercises its order and presence.

equivalent to “kingdom” in the expression “kingdom of God”

Syntactic structure

mā malaoh X
→ the kingdom of X

mā malaoh mɛ → your kingdom
mā malaoh la → his kingdom

Observations

malaoh does not necessarily indicate delimited physical territory, but domain defined by belonging.

Can be used in both political and spiritual contexts.

The “sacred” value is not in the word itself, but in the context or associated elements.

Possible extensions

lɛ̄ malaoh → high (divine, celestial) realm
malaoh dōka → established realm

Summary

malaoh = totality of places defined by possession → domain → kingdom

Composition

mā → relationship of possession / belonging
laoh → everywhere, spatial totality