Khan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KHAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an Asian prince or chief; a governor, also CHAGAN, CHAM
• a title given to rulers and officials in central Asia, Afghanistan, and certain other Muslim countries.
• any of the successors of Genghis Khan, supreme rulers of the Turkish, Tartar, and Mongol peoples and emperors of China in the Middle Ages.
• (in the Middle East) an inn for travellers, built around a central courtyard.
• title of respect in Afghanistan and central Asia
• A king; a prince; a chief; a governor; -- so called among the Tartars, Turks, and Persians, and in countries now or formerly governed by them.
• An Eastern inn or caravansary.
• a title given to rulers or other important people in Asian countries
• an inn in some eastern countries with a large courtyard that provides accommodation for caravans
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an Asian ruler

Words related to KHAN

cham11 khans12 khanum15

Words that contain KHAN

khans12 khanda14 khanga14 khanum15 barkhan16 khanate14 khandas15 khangas15 khanjar21 khanums16 makhani16 backhand20 barkhans17 deckhand19 dockhand19 gymkhana21 icekhana17 khanates15 khanjars22 khansama17 shadkhan19 makhanis17 astrakhan16 backhands21 deckhands20 dockhands20 gymkhanas22 icekhanas18 khansamah21 khansamas18 shadkhans20 astrakhans17 backhanded23 backhander22 khansamahs22 shadkhanim23 backhanders23 backhanding24 blackhander23 crankhandle21 stickhandle21 backhandedly28 blackhanders24 crankhandles22 stakhanovism24 stakhanovite22 stickhandled23 stickhandler22 stickhandles22 stakhanovisms25 stakhanovites23 stickhandlers23 stickhandling24 backhandedness27 stickhandlings25

How to use KHAN in a sentence

• On the death of John, the khan of the Cara- Kitayans, without male issue, his brother Vut succeeded to all his great riches, and got himself to be proclaimed khan.
• Then the khan departed, but the lady remained, and distributed gifts to all the Christians present.
• All breeding cattle, and all productions of the earth, as silk, rice, corn, and the like, pay to the khan.
• Brought before the Khan the next day, she was lucky enough to find that monarch in a good temper.
• The Khan, on hearing of the murder next day, made no remonstrance, nor was the offender punished.
• The shrieks of the poor woman having summoned the neighbours, he was seized, bound, and led before the Khan, who at once sentenced him to death.
• I have mentioned that Azim Khan showed me a sword of beautiful workmanship.
• This beautiful girl was the daughter of the Sultan Akhmet Khan, and sixteen years old.
• Weseloff advanced to the dismounted cavalier, who, as he expected, proved to be the Khan.
• The Khan of the Turks had received him with honor on the occasion of his flight, and, according to some authors, had given him his daughter in marriage.
• Five or six of the females were ladies of rank, and one of them, who died lately, was a widow of Saadut Allee Khan.
• The force under Sufshikum Khan, on the east side of Bhetae, effected an entrance, but was arrested by the second ditch in the same manner, and lost many men.
• In 1478 an embassy arrived at Moscow to collect tribute, bringing as the symbol of their authority an image of the Khan Akhmet.
• On the evening of the 24th, Jenkins, who was encamped at Charasia, heard that he was about to be attacked by the Logaris, under Mahomed Hasan Khan.
• The khan, though doubtless despising her treachery to her people, was quick to close with the offer, and in a short time Friuli was in his hands.
• Shere Khan has gone away to hunt far off till his coat grows again, for he is badly singed.
• Drink deep, Shere Khan, for when wilt thou drink again? Sleep and dream of the kill.
• Fuzl Khan clung to the helm with all his strength, but his arms were almost torn from their sockets, and he called aloud for Desmond to come to his assistance.
• Skag still talked to Kala Khan, as he moved forward.
• The chief of Cabool owed his success to Futteh Khan, the chief of the great family of Barukzyes, and the most powerful of the Affghan nobles.
• While this was being accomplished, a body of Affghans from Dost Mohammed Khan, who professed to be neutral, joined the enemy.
• Eslik Khan the final judge in the doctrine of Lhamaism, 624-u.
• Besides the Khan himself, the Dadur chief, who had been the cause of great annoyance to us in our way up, and the Governor of the Shawl district, were among the slain.
• Where Mehrab Khan could have picked them up I cannot think, unless they were the result of some successful foray on some unfortunate caravan.
• The khan, however, did not deign to interfere in a strife which caused him no trouble.
• The smoking ruins of the cities and villages of Tver became the monument of the wrath of the khan.

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