caliph in Greek
caliph in Greek is χαλίφης — caliph means a Muslim ruler regarded as a political and religious successor to the Prophet Muhammad.
caliph in Greek
χαλίφης
Pronounced: chalifis
The holder of a monarchical title based on a claim to be a successor of Muhammad.
What does "caliph" mean?
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noun A Muslim ruler regarded as a political and religious successor to the Prophet Muhammad.
"The caliph governed a territory stretching across much of the Middle East."
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caliph in a sentence
- The caliph governed a territory stretching across much of the Middle East.
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What is "caliph" in Greek?
"caliph" in Greek is χαλίφης. caliph means: A Muslim ruler regarded as a political and religious successor to the Prophet Muhammad.
How do you pronounce χαλίφης?
"caliph" in Greek is χαλίφης, pronounced "chalifis".
How do you use "caliph" in a sentence?
Example: "The caliph governed a territory stretching across much of the Middle East." In Greek, "caliph" is χαλίφης.
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