Osman in Greek
Osman in Greek is Οσμάν — Osman means a male given name, historically borne by the founder of the Ottoman Empire, Osman I.
Osman in Greek
Οσμάν
Pronounced: Osman
What does "Osman" mean?
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name A male given name, historically borne by the founder of the Ottoman Empire, Osman I.
"The dynasty took its name from its founder, Osman."
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noun A member of the Ottoman ruling house, or more loosely, a citizen of the Ottoman Empire.
"The old chronicle refers to the sultan simply as "the Osman.""
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adj Relating to the Ottomans; another word for Ottoman.
"The mosque shows classic Osman architectural style."
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Osman in a sentence
- The dynasty took its name from its founder, Osman.
- The old chronicle refers to the sultan simply as "the Osman."
- The mosque shows classic Osman architectural style.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Osman" in Greek?
"Osman" in Greek is Οσμάν. Osman means: A male given name, historically borne by the founder of the Ottoman Empire, Osman I.
How do you pronounce Οσμάν?
"Osman" in Greek is Οσμάν, pronounced "Osman".
How do you use "Osman" in a sentence?
Example: "The dynasty took its name from its founder, Osman." In Greek, "Osman" is Οσμάν.
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