mala fide
[mah-lah fee-de; English mey-luh fahy-dee]
mala fides
[mah-lah fee-des; English mey-luh fahy-deez]
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Historical Examples of mala
Mala and Bala are in the class, and a lively scamp called Puvai.
Lotus BudsAmy Carmichael
Mala mandibularis: the grinding surface or area of a mandible.
Explanation of Terms Used in EntomologyJohn. B. Smith
Therefore the legend says that these islands have golden apples (‘mala’).
In Northern Mists (Volume 1 of 2)Fridtjof Nansen
By the way, he tells us that the Roman name for Apricots is Mala epirotica.
A Year in a Lancashire GardenHenry Arthur Bright
At last an interview was arranged, and the two leaders met at Mala.
The Spanish PioneersCharles F. Lummis
mala
mala fide
Word Origin for mala fide
from Latin
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mala
[mā′lə]
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