vizier in Japanese
vizier in Japanese is 宰相 — vizier means a senior minister or official in an Islamic government, especially the Ottoman Empire.
vizier in Japanese
宰相
Pronounced: saishō
(history) A high-ranking official or minister in an Islamic government, especially in the Ottoman Empire.
What does "vizier" mean?
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noun A senior minister or official in an Islamic government, especially the Ottoman Empire.
"The sultan relied on his grand vizier for advice on state affairs."
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noun A top-ranking minister or administrator in ancient Egypt.
"The pharaoh's vizier oversaw the building of the granaries."
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vizier in a sentence
- The sultan relied on his grand vizier for advice on state affairs.
- The pharaoh's vizier oversaw the building of the granaries.
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What is "vizier" in Japanese?
"vizier" in Japanese is 宰相. vizier means: A senior minister or official in an Islamic government, especially the Ottoman Empire.
How do you pronounce 宰相?
"vizier" in Japanese is 宰相, pronounced "saishō".
How do you use "vizier" in a sentence?
Example: "The sultan relied on his grand vizier for advice on state affairs." In Japanese, "vizier" is 宰相.
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