khan in Latin
khan in Latin is chanis — khan means a historical title for a ruler or nobleman among Turkic and Mongol peoples, most famously Genghis Khan.
khan in Latin
chanis
(historical) A ruler over various Turkic and Mongol peoples in the Middle Ages.
What does "khan" mean?
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noun A historical title for a ruler or nobleman among Turkic and Mongol peoples, most famously Genghis Khan.
"According to the story, the khan rode out at dawn with his horsemen."
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noun A title of respect used for men of rank in parts of Central and South Asia, now also a common surname.
"The guide greeted the elder politely, addressing him as Khan out of respect."
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khan in a sentence
- According to the story, the khan rode out at dawn with his horsemen.
- The museum displays a robe once worn by a powerful khan.
- The guide greeted the elder politely, addressing him as Khan out of respect.
- Khan is a common surname, and several of my classmates share it.
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What is "khan" in Latin?
"khan" in Latin is chanis. khan means: A historical title for a ruler or nobleman among Turkic and Mongol peoples, most famously Genghis Khan.
How do you use "khan" in a sentence?
Example: "According to the story, the khan rode out at dawn with his horsemen." In Latin, "khan" is chanis.
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