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Emir

Emir (/əˈmɪər, eɪˈmɪər, ˈeɪmɪər/; Arabic: أمير ʾamīr (listenⓘ), also transliterated as amir, is a word of Arabic origin that can refer to a male monarch, aristocrat, holder of high-ranking military or political office, or other person possessing actual or ceremonial authority. The title has a history of use in West Asia, East Africa, North Africa, West…

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Princely, ministerial and noble titles

House of SaudCaliphsAmir al-MumininMuslimSultans
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ItalyEmirate of SicilyMughal IndiaSipah salarMalik
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ArabicTransliteratedMonarchAristocratMilitary
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Emir

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Princely, ministerial and noble titles · 57
Emir → Afghanistan, All, Amir, Amir-al-Muminin, Amirs, Amirzade, Baḥr, Caliph Al-Radi, Caliph Ali, Christians, Commander, Druze, Emirs, English, European, Faithful, Fatimid, For, For Shia Muslims, Formerly
related to Other uses · 23
Emir → Ameer, Amir, Amir Abbas, Amir Ali, Amir-i-Iel, Amira, Arabic-language, Arabs, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Emira, Hebrew-language, Herzegovina, Il, In Bosnia, In Hebrew, Israel, Latin Rex, Muslims, Persia, Persian
related to Military ranks and titles · 10
Emir → Amir, Amirs, For, From, In, Italy's Emirate, Mughal India, Muslim, Qajar Persia, Sicily

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title amir used prince use monarch also commander rulers muslim word example king military emirs meaning islamic arabic leader qatar

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Amir Aliinstance ofOther usesAmir is a masculine name in the Persian language and a prefix name for many masculine names0.80text
Amir Abbas.Amir-i-Iel designates the head of an Ilinstance ofOther usesAmir is a masculine name in the Persian language and a prefix name for many masculine names0.80text
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesFrom0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesIn0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesItaly's Emirate0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesSicily0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesMuslim0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesAmir0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesFor0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesMughal India0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesAmirs0.60section
Emirrelated to Military ranks and titlesQajar Persia0.60section

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