Emir is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMIR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Arabic) an Eastern ruler, also AMEER, AMIR, EMEER
• a title of various Muslim (mainly Arab) rulers
• a Muslim (usually Arab) military commander or local chief
• Muslim ruler
• Alt. of Emeer
• an independent ruler or chieftain (especially in Africa or Arabia)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an Arab chieftain or prince

Words related to EMIR

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Words that contain EMIR

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How to use EMIR in a sentence

• Ere long messengers of peace had landed, bearing presents and a letter from the Bishop of Amalfi to the Emir of Biserta.
• The power and consequently the reputation of the emir, spread far and wide, and numbers flocked from distant provinces to share in the advantages of religion and plunder.
• The next day we made a journey of nine hours over a hilly country lying between the ranges of Allah Dagh and Emir Dagh.
• A beautiful lake, with an island in it, lay at the foot of Emir Dagh.
• Bolawaduen is a collection of mud houses, about a mile long, situated on an eminence at the western base of Emir Dagh.
• There are the graves of the Russian soldiers who died in the attack in 1868, near the ancient palace of the Emir of Bokhara.
• Madame De Ujfalvy-Bourdon has justly compared this part of the mosque of Gour Emir to a sanctuary, and we had the same impression.
• Less fortunate than Chapman and Gordon, Major Noltitz and I were not able to see the Kachgarian capital when the armies of the tumultuous emir filled its streets.
• All have disappeared, the picturesque warriors of Kachgaria and the emir with them.
• They have assembled at the coast an army that already threatens Emir Feisul.
• The Emir Hadgey, or Prince of the Caravan, who had been nominated by General Bonaparte upon his arrival in Cairo, escaped during the campaign of Syria.
• The old Emir Beshir, once the persecutor and terror of Protestants, has passed away, and his dilapidated palace is used as barracks for Turkish soldiers.
• Accordingly, the town of Mecca passed into the hands of the Emir, with the exception of the ports.
• The son of the Emir Bechir assembled troops in the mountains, and held out for Mehemet Ali.
• The emir was then at a villa near Seville, whither he was accustomed to withdraw from the cares of state to the society of his beloved wife.
• The emir was unhurt, and sought to escape, but the others were quickly upon him, and in a moment his body was rent with dagger strokes and he had fallen dead.
• Yusuf, the Abbasside emir, was absent from Cordova and ignorant of his danger, and all promised well.
• The generous conqueror gave liberty and distinction to the defeated emir, and was repaid in two years by a rebellion in which he had an army of twenty thousand men to meet.
• He was fighting now for the Cid, not for Moorish emir or Spanish monarch.
• Ay, and a greater still, the Emir Hussein Bey, who had arrived to take possession of the castle only that very evening.
• By the way, Emir, not Queen, is what she calls herself, so the pilot tells me.
• But the Lady Emir looked on Wenlock in a very different way to that in which she had regarded Kettle.
• The Emir at their head had called his lieutenant to his side, and the pair had peered about, their eyes shaded by their hands, looking for some landmark.
• He and the Emir Wad Ibrahim conferred gravely together, their camels side by side, and their red turbans inclined inwards, so that the black beard mingled with the white one.
• The Emir Abderrahman tried to force his camel into it, but the creature, after a step or two, stood still and shivered with terror.
• The Emir Wad Ibrahim raised his Remington, as the creature hobbled past, and sent a bullet through its brain.
• The Emir was standing with his back to it, and his fierce face towards the prisoners.
• As none of the three could understand Arabic, the order of the Emir would have been unintelligible to them had it not been for the conduct of Mansoor.
• All was bustle and movement in the camp, for the old Emir had mounted his camel, and some of his party were already beginning to follow their companions.
• Stuart had been standing, appeared the tall figure of the Emir Abderrahman.
• The Emir had fallen off his rock and lay in a crumpled heap, like a brown and white patchwork quilt, at the bottom of it.
• In front of them was a tall, stately figure, who could only be the Emir Wad Ibrahim.
• One Saracen emir, distinguished for his stature and strength, ventured to match himself against the king, and rode boldly at him.
• Several times during the campaign, when Richard had been ill, the emir had sent him presents of fruit and other matters, to which Richard had responded in the same spirit.
• To the garden went the Emir, Running to the tree, and found Torn with many wounds and bleeding, Abu Midjan meek and bound.
• Even the presents given by the Emir of Bokhara to the Tzar are splendid enough to dazzle one like a realization of the Arabian Nights.
• In her feud with her terrible neighbour, the Emir Beshyr, she maintained an undaunted front.

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