khagan in Polish
khagan in Polish is kagan — khagan means a historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
khagan in Polish
kagan
(historical) A khan of khans, a ruler of a khaganate; (the holder of) an imperial rank used among certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples, equal in status to an emperor.
What does "khagan" mean?
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noun A historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
"The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe."
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khagan in a sentence
- The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe.
- Envoys traveled for months to reach the khagan's court.
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What is "khagan" in Polish?
"khagan" in Polish is kagan. khagan means: A historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
How do you use "khagan" in a sentence?
Example: "The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe." In Polish, "khagan" is kagan.
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