agha in Japanese
agha in Japanese is アーガー — agha means an honorific title for high-ranking officials, used historically in Turkey and other Muslim regions.
agha in Japanese
アーガー
Pronounced: āgā
An honorific for high officials used in Turkey and certain Muslim countries.
What does "agha" mean?
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noun An honorific title for high-ranking officials, used historically in Turkey and other Muslim regions.
"The local agha oversaw tax collection in the province."
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name A surname derived from the title.
"The Agha family has a long history in regional politics."
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agha in a sentence
- The local agha oversaw tax collection in the province.
- The Agha family has a long history in regional politics.
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What is "agha" in Japanese?
"agha" in Japanese is アーガー. agha means: An honorific title for high-ranking officials, used historically in Turkey and other Muslim regions.
How do you pronounce アーガー?
"agha" in Japanese is アーガー, pronounced "āgā".
How do you use "agha" in a sentence?
Example: "The local agha oversaw tax collection in the province." In Japanese, "agha" is アーガー.
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