Dragoman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRAGOMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an interpreter in Eastern countries
• an interpreter or guide, especially in countries speaking Arabic, Turkish, or Persian.
• (in some Middle Eastern countries) professional interpreter or guide
• An interpreter; -- so called in the Levant and other parts of the East.
• an interpreter and guide in the Near East; in the Ottoman Empire in the 18th and 19th centuries a translator of European languages for the Turkish and Arab authorities and most dragomans were Greek (many reached high positions in the government)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an interpreter in Near Eastern countries

Words related to DRAGOMAN

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Words that contain DRAGOMAN

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How to use DRAGOMAN in a sentence

• The guarda-pipa is also a dragoman interpreter of his Highness, and a Genoese by birth, but now a renegade.
• They had provided themselves with a Greek to serve as a dragoman.
• I think, however, that, the Greek dragoman, who has been our companion in Quarantine, will carry the day.
• The dragoman of the latter was deputed to procure a sufficient quantity of the drug.
• Francois, our classic dragoman, whose great delight is to recite Homer by the sea-side, is retained for the whole tour, as we have found no reason to doubt his honesty or ability.
• As she sent for me to be her dragoman in all her disputes on the road, you may conceive how glad I was to arrive at Turin to be rid of her.
• He therefore summoned the entire household of the dragoman, except him and myself, to the konak, to be examined.
• There was none except that of the surgeon, who was a Catholic, and a bigoted enemy of the Greeks, and especially of the dragoman, with whom he had had litigation.
• If you have been lucky enough to come up here without a guide or dragoman with a bosom full of ivory-handled revolvers and long knives, you will sit for hours spellbound.
• If you find one Demetrius, at Athens or elsewhere, I can recommend him as a good dragoman.
• One day, at the beginning of the year, a dragoman came in the name of the Dey to beg M.
• He was employed by Cook in Egypt as a dragoman, and dismissed from that service doubtless for good reasons.
• As he knew only Turkish and Albanian, the letters went through the hands of the dragoman of the Italian consulate.
• The consul sent a dragoman to the Porte to reclaim his countryman, promising to keep him in custody till the accusation brought against him had been inquired into.
• Fitzmaurice, late dragoman at the Embassy at Constantinople.
• He was an old acquaintance, a man of decent birth, but poor, by trade a dragoman, who had acquired a reputation for unusual wisdom.
• CHAPTER XIX THE ARTIST-DRAGOMAN Of Suleymân in his capacity of dragoman I saw little but heard much both from himself and others.
• Many Heavy Ones fell to the lot of Suleymân as dragoman, and he was by temperament ill-fitted to endure their neighbourhood.
• They had alighted and were grouped around a dragoman in gorgeous raiment, like gulls around a parrot.
• It was only Two days ago that we passed Toski, where the dragoman said there had been a fight.
• The dragoman sat upon a stone and played nervously with his donkey-whip.
• In a harsh, imperious voice he said something which brought Mansoor, the dragoman, to the front, with bent back and outstretched supplicating palms.
• Now they both turned to the dragoman, who was still kneeling upon the sand.
• But the dragoman had screamed out something which arrested the blow, and which brought the chief and the lieutenant to his side with a new interest upon their swarthy faces.
• The dragoman made a motion of his hands and shoulders, as one who has tried and failed.
• Then Abderrahman spoke in his crisp, stern fashion to the dragoman, and the two strode away together.
• If you have not some man to conduct you, a dragoman or courier, you will be likely to make mistakes as ludicrous as that related of an English woman.
• The Syrian or Arab who can speak English is in demand as a dragoman, an accountant, an office clerk in the bazaar, or a camp-servant or boatman.
• The Grand Dragoman had no choice but to report the refusal to the Sultan.

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