pasha in Greek
pasha in Greek is πασάς — pasha means a high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
pasha in Greek
πασάς
Pronounced: pasas
(historical) A high-ranking Turkish military officer, especially as a commander or regional governor; the highest honorary title during the Ottoman Empire.
What does "pasha" mean?
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noun A high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
"The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan."
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pasha in a sentence
- The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan.
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What is "pasha" in Greek?
"pasha" in Greek is πασάς. pasha means: A high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
How do you pronounce πασάς?
"pasha" in Greek is πασάς, pronounced "pasas".
How do you use "pasha" in a sentence?
Example: "The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan." In Greek, "pasha" is πασάς.
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