From the Arabic word Sultan, meaning Ruler, power and dominion. Taken from the Aramaic word Shultana meaning 'to have power'
It comes from the Greek word lógos.
It came from the Latin word mentula...
The word dungarees come from the Hindi (Indian) word dungri
From Aztlán (White Land), an allusion to their origins, probably in Northern Mexico.
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The sultan asked for a new bath.I met the sultan last week for tea.
One example of a sentence using the word sultan could be, "The sultan's palace was very ornate and expansive." A sultan is a king or ruler of a Muslim country.
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Ta'if, in Saudi Arabia
it came from Arabic
it''s also known as word the "sultan" from Muslim barangays
Kanuni Sultan Suleyman, the magnificent Ottoman Empire's sultan
Sultan in Arabic is سلطان. Sultan comes from the Arabic word Sulut سلط which means power or control. Therefore the Sultan is he who exercises power and control. This term was developed to differentiate Islamic Rulers from Christian Kings who also had some religious powers. The Sultans in the Islamic World only have worldly power.
Sultan Rahi went by The Sultan.
Having multiple wives - whether as a Sultan or otherwise - is known as polygamy.A word which particularly applies to the Middle East is harem - the part of a Muslim household reserved for wives and concubines. By extension this word came to be applied to the wives and concubines as a group.
Then he told them what the Sultan of Egypt was at; also what the King of the Remote Seas was about.
Brunei has a sultan. Oman has a sultan. The Yogyakarta Special Region of Indonesia has a sultan. Seven of the states of Malaysia have sultans.