effendi in Japanese
effendi in Japanese is エフェンディ — effendi means a title of respect for an educated or distinguished man, historically used in Turkey and other parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
effendi in Japanese
エフェンディ
Pronounced: efendi
An educated or well-respected man in an eastern Mediterranean or Arab country; often used as a title of respect or courtesy in Turkey or a former Ottoman territory.
What does "effendi" mean?
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noun A title of respect for an educated or distinguished man, historically used in Turkey and other parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
"The villagers addressed the visiting scholar as "effendi.""
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effendi in a sentence
- The villagers addressed the visiting scholar as "effendi."
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What is "effendi" in Japanese?
"effendi" in Japanese is エフェンディ. effendi means: A title of respect for an educated or distinguished man, historically used in Turkey and other parts of the former Ottoman Empire.
How do you pronounce エフェンディ?
"effendi" in Japanese is エフェンディ, pronounced "efendi".
How do you use "effendi" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers addressed the visiting scholar as "effendi."" In Japanese, "effendi" is エフェンディ.
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