noun

nazim

Nazim (noun) means an elected head of a local government district in Pakistan. Example: “The district nazim oversaw local infrastructure projects.”

noun

An elected head of a local government district in Pakistan.

"The district nazim oversaw local infrastructure projects."

How to use nazim

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA local government official title used in Pakistan.

Word forms

nazims plural

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Etymology

From Urdu, ultimately from Arabic nazim, "organizer" or "administrator."

Origin: Arabic

Frequently asked questions

What does “nazim” mean?

The word “nazim” means an elected head of a local government district in Pakistan. In plain terms, a local government official title used in Pakistan.

How do you use “nazim” in a sentence?

Here is “nazim” used in a sentence: “The district nazim oversaw local infrastructure projects.”

What part of speech is “nazim”?

“Nazim” is a noun.

Where does the word “nazim” come from?

The word “nazim” comes from Arabic. From Urdu, ultimately from Arabic nazim, "organizer" or "administrator.".

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