pasha in Portuguese
pasha in Portuguese is paxá — pasha means a high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
pasha in Portuguese
paxá
(historical) A high-ranking Turkish military officer, especially as a commander or regional governor; the highest honorary title during the Ottoman Empire.
What does "pasha" mean?
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noun A high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
"The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan."
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- The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan.
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What is "pasha" in Portuguese?
"pasha" in Portuguese is paxá. pasha means: A high-ranking title given to officials, governors, or military commanders in the Ottoman Empire.
How do you use "pasha" in a sentence?
Example: "The pasha ruled the province on behalf of the sultan." In Portuguese, "pasha" is paxá.
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