Sheikh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEIKH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Arabic) an Arab chief, also SHAIKH, SHAYKH, SHEIK
• an Arab leader, in particular the chief or head of an Arab tribe, family, or village
• a leader in a Muslim community or organization.
• the leader of an Arab village or family
• Arab chief

Words related to SHEIKH

shaikh16 shaykh19 sheik12 sheikhs17

Words that contain SHEIKH

sheikha17 sheikhs17 sheikhas18 sheikhdom22 sheikhdoms23

How to use SHEIKH in a sentence

• This place stands on the banks of the Wad-el-Mesah, and is inhabited by some fifteen hundred Shelouhs, who are governed by a Sheikh, nearly independent of Morocco.
• The Arabs of the open country, and who deposit their grain in and trade with these villages, are Oulad Sidi Sheikh, Oulad Sidi Abeed, and Hammania.
• The Sheikh Ali brought in two loteds, a female and its young one, which he had shot.
• His Imperial Highness, who was accepting presents from various governors, lately received five hundred slaves from the Sheikh of Taradant.
• At first, I thought of going to Wadnoun on receiving an invitation from the Sheikh, but when I proposed this to Mr.
• However, I wrote two letters to Sheikh Barook of Wadnoun, stating the views and objects of the Anti-Slavery Society.
• The orders received by Sheikh Faiz Ulla and the Raja at the same time, ordered the one to leave me in peace and the other to furnish me with everything I wanted.
• After one swift searching glance at us he went into a brown study, as if a mere sheikh and a Christian alien were beneath his notice.
• At the end of ten minutes Sheikh Ali Shah al Khassib brought proceedings a step forward by calling for confirmation of the news of unrest in Palestine.
• He himself went to fetch him rather than risk having the sheikh bring a crowd of witnesses, who would be sure to talk afterwards.
• Goodenough left a guard of Sikhs outside the street entrance, to keep out all intruders until the sheikh could collect a few trustworthy masons to seal up the passage again.
• To these Sheikh Abdul Qadir vouchsafed no reply beyond a grunt.
• The night after the Sheikh left was cold and windy, for the monsoon was approaching.
• Dreading I know not what, I begged of the Sheikh to press forward.
• As the story of Sheikh Ahmed and his jewelled harp well shows, deeds may be done openly by the hand, but the motives for their doing lie secretly in the heart.
• The sheikh drew a knife and was promptly disarmed and made prisoner by the British.
• They must have beaten all previous records in laying the line from Sheikh Zowaid to Rafa and were preparing to carry it forward at the same pace.
• I am not going to suggest that this incident of the fugitive sheikh was instantly linked up with the sacred picture, the process was gradual.
• The enemy also evacuated without firing a shot the position which he had prepared near Weli Sheikh Nuran.
• Sheikh Hussein of Mecca was proclaimed King of the Hejaz.
• The front of the attack was about 6,000 yards, and Sheikh Hasan, the farthest objective, was over 3,000 yards from our front line.
• In order to obtain a better knowledge of oriental life he disguised himself as a Mussulman, and took the name of Sheikh Ibrahim Ibn Abdallah.
• On January 13, at the Wadi, six miles beyond Sheikh Saad and less than thirty miles from Kut, the Turks held us up, but slipped away in the night.
• They are rare birds in Mesopotamia, and I never saw them north of Sheikh Saad.
• From Sheikh Saad to Shumran is one graveyard and battlefield, a stretch of thirty miles, where over twenty pitched battles took place, many being British defeats.
• At the back of the great mosque is a graveyard containing the tomb of an infant son of Sheikh Salim.
• Their father, Sheikh Mubarak, was one of the most learned men of the age, and the sons were as distinguished as the father.
• Here they were detained by the Sheikh, but at length he provided them with a boat for the conveyance of themselves and dispatches to Bushire.
• Perhaps the old Sheikh, however, used a bit of soap to wash his hands and feet early before sunrise when he went to the mosque to pray.

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