subadar
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subadar — noun see subahdar … New Collegiate Dictionary
subadar — /sooh beuh dahr /, n. (formerly, in India) 1. a provincial governor of the Mogul empire. 2. the chief native officer of a company of native troops in the British Indian Service. Also, subahdar. [1665 75; < Urdu < Pers, equiv. to suba province +… … Universalium
Subadar — noun of Indian origin … Wiktionary
subadar — su·ba·dar … English syllables
subadar — su•ba•dar or su•bah•dar [[t]ˌsu bəˈdɑr[/t]] n. 1) raj the chief Indian officer of a company of sepoys 2) raj nawab • Etymology: 1665–75; < Urdu < Pers … From formal English to slang
subadar — noun see subahdar * * * /sooh beuh dahr /, n. (formerly, in India) 1. a provincial governor of the Mogul empire. 2. the chief native officer of a company of native troops in the British Indian Service. Also, subahdar. [1665 75; < Urdu <… … Useful english dictionary
Muhammad Azam Shah — Mirza Muhammad Azam Shah Azam Shah stands before his father, Aurangzeb Titular Mughal Emperor of India Reign 14 March 1707 19 June 1707 … Wikipedia
subahdar — or subadar noun Etymology: Hindi & Urdu sūbadār, sūbedār, from Persian ṣūbadār, from ṣūba province (from Arabic) + dār one holding Date: 1698 1. a governor of a province 2. the chief Indian officer of a company of Indian troops in the British… … New Collegiate Dictionary
Ram Sarup Singh — VC (April 12, 1912 October 25, 1944) was an Indian recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.DetailsHe was 25 years old,… … Wikipedia
Muhyi ad-Din Muzaffar Jang Hidayat — Dupleix meeting the Subahdar of the Deccan, Muzaffar Jang. Muhyi ad Din Muzaffar Jang H … Wikipedia
