tsar in Irish
tsar in Irish is sár — tsar means a historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
tsar in Irish
sár
(historical) An emperor of Russia (1547 to 1917) and of some South Slavic states.
What does "tsar" mean?
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noun A historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
"The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917."
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noun A person given great, wide-ranging authority over a particular area.
"The government appointed a new drugs tsar to oversee policy."
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tsar in a sentence
- The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917.
- The government appointed a new drugs tsar to oversee policy.
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What is "tsar" in Irish?
"tsar" in Irish is sár. tsar means: A historical emperor of Russia, or of certain other Slavic states.
How do you use "tsar" in a sentence?
Example: "The last tsar of Russia was overthrown in 1917." In Irish, "tsar" is sár.
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