bey in Bulgarian
bey in Bulgarian is бей — bey means a governor or high-ranking official in parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
bey in Bulgarian
бей
Pronounced: bey
(historical) A governor of a province or district in the Turkish (e.g. Ottoman) dominions.
What does "bey" mean?
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noun A governor or high-ranking official in parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
"In the history book, the bey collected taxes and kept order in the region."
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noun In some regions, a title for a prince or nobleman.
"The story describes a young bey who inherited his father's palace and lands."
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bey in a sentence
- In the history book, the bey collected taxes and kept order in the region.
- The sultan sent a letter to the bey of the coastal city.
- The story describes a young bey who inherited his father's palace and lands.
- Visitors bowed politely when the bey entered the great hall.
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What is "bey" in Bulgarian?
"bey" in Bulgarian is бей. bey means: A governor or high-ranking official in parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
How do you pronounce бей?
"bey" in Bulgarian is бей, pronounced "bey".
How do you use "bey" in a sentence?
Example: "In the history book, the bey collected taxes and kept order in the region." In Bulgarian, "bey" is бей.
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