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MAHL may refer to:

Divehi (Mahl) language, a language spoken by the people of Maliku (Minicoy Island), South India and in the Maldives.
Mahl (town)
Mid-Atlantic Hockey League, a minor professional hockey league

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MAHL may refer to:

Mahl language, also spelled Mahal, also known as Dhivehi, the language of the Republic of Maldives, and also spoken on Minicoy Island, India.
Mahl people, the people who speak the Mahl language.
Mahl (town), a small town in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Mid-Atlantic Hockey League, a minor professional hockey league in USA.

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See also mahl

German

Etymology

Same as Mal

Noun

Mahl n. (genitive Mahls or Mahles, plural Mähler)

meal

Category: German nouns

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