sharif in Chinese
sharif in Chinese is 谢里夫 — sharif means a traditional Arab title given to someone entrusted with protecting a tribe and its interests.
sharif in Chinese
谢里夫
Pronounced: Xiè lǐ fū
A traditional Arab tribal title for one who serves as the protector of the tribe and all tribal assets.
What does "sharif" mean?
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noun A traditional Arab title given to someone entrusted with protecting a tribe and its interests.
"The sharif settled the dispute between the two families."
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name A surname of Arabic origin.
"The Sharif family has lived in the city for three generations."
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sharif in a sentence
- The sharif settled the dispute between the two families.
- The Sharif family has lived in the city for three generations.
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What is "sharif" in Chinese?
"sharif" in Chinese is 谢里夫. sharif means: A traditional Arab title given to someone entrusted with protecting a tribe and its interests.
How do you pronounce 谢里夫?
"sharif" in Chinese is 谢里夫, pronounced "Xiè lǐ fū".
How do you use "sharif" in a sentence?
Example: "The sharif settled the dispute between the two families." In Chinese, "sharif" is 谢里夫.
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