Definition of padishah in US English:

padishah

noun ˌpädəˈSHäˌpädəˈSHä

historical

A title formerly used for various rulers, including the shah of Iran and the sultan of Turkey.
Example sentencesExamples
- The next day the Hoja went to the palace of the padishah and got two pounds of gold.
- During this time the lala was travelling in the wedding procession to the palace of the Padishah to whom the Princess was to be given in marriage.
- In the Sultan's letters, the king of France was called padishah or emperor, like the Sultan himself.

Definition of padishah in US English:

padishah

nounˌpädəˈSHä

historical

A title formerly used for various rulers, including the shah of Iran and the sultan of Turkey.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Sultan's letters, the king of France was called padishah or emperor, like the Sultan himself.
- The next day the Hoja went to the palace of the padishah and got two pounds of gold.
- During this time the lala was travelling in the wedding procession to the palace of the Padishah to whom the Princess was to be given in marriage.

词汇	padishah
释义	Definition of padishah in US English: padishah noun ˌpädəˈSHäˌpädəˈSHä historical A title formerly used for various rulers, including the shah of Iran and the sultan of Turkey. Example sentencesExamples The next day the Hoja went to the palace of the padishah and got two pounds of gold. During this time the lala was travelling in the wedding procession to the palace of the Padishah to whom the Princess was to be given in marriage. In the Sultan's letters, the king of France was called padishah or emperor, like the Sultan himself. Definition of padishah in US English: padishah nounˌpädəˈSHä historical A title formerly used for various rulers, including the shah of Iran and the sultan of Turkey. Example sentencesExamples In the Sultan's letters, the king of France was called padishah or emperor, like the Sultan himself. The next day the Hoja went to the palace of the padishah and got two pounds of gold. During this time the lala was travelling in the wedding procession to the palace of the Padishah to whom the Princess was to be given in marriage.
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