Vizir is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VIZIR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Arabic) a minister in various Muslim states, also PHEAZAR, VEZIR, VISIER, VIZIER, WAZIR, WIZIER
• (formerly) a high official in certain Muslim countries and caliphates, especially a minister of state.
• See Vizier.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as vizier

Words related to VIZIR

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Words that contain VIZIR

vizirs18 vizirate20 vizirial20 vizirates21 vizirship26 vizirships27

How to use VIZIR in a sentence

• The Sultan embraced him, the envious vizir meanwhile hinting that it was the work of enchantment.
• He sent for the vizir, and asked what had become of the palace.
• The vizir looked out too, and was lost in astonishment.
• At that instant the vizir, who saw that the crowd had forced their way into the courtyard and were scaling the walls to rescue Aladdin, called to the executioner to stay his hand.
• He was the fifth in descent from Carashar-Nevian, who had been vizir or prime minister to Zagathai, of which sovereign Timour was descended in the female line.
• Tahumers had also a vizir, renowned for his wisdom and understanding.
• SIKANDER Failakus, before his death, placed the crown of sovereignty upon the head of Sikander, and appointed Aristu, who was one of the disciples of the great Aflatun, his vizir.
• The poet, like his father before him, held a court office under the Vizir of his day.
• The Vizir, too, could do nothing, and would give no money.
• Most of his soldiers were glad to be off, but about 60 Europeans deserted with their arms to Delhi, where the Vizir offered them pay as high as 50 rupees a month.
• It was this Tablet which, as attested by that officer and affirmed by Nabil in his chronicle, affected the Vizir so profoundly that he paled while reading it.
• He it was who commanded that his vizir, to whom he owed his throne, be cast into a caldron of boiling oil.
• The vizir who accompanies the Caliph was also a real person of the great family of the Barmecides.
• The vizir took back this news to Scheherazade, who received it as if it had been the most pleasant thing in the world.
• One day the huntsman roused a stag, and the prince, thinking that the vizir was behind, gave chase, and rode so hard that he found himself alone.
• He stopped, and having lost sight of it, he turned to rejoin the vizir, who had not been careful enough to follow him.
• The Caliph in particular could hardly contain himself, and made signs to the vizir to ask what it all meant.
• But the vizir pretended not to see, and turned his head away.
• So he whispered hastily to the vizir, who was next to him, to reveal their secret.
• Now this rebel vizir had hated me from my boy-hood, because once, when shooting at a bird with a bow, I had shot out his eye by accident.
• My heart sank when I perceived that the commander was the vizir who had dethroned my father, and was come to seize the kingdom of my uncle.
• The king, much moved, begged the vizir to examine into this new misfortune, and the latter at once went to the tower, where he found the prince quietly reading a book.
• The king, much distressed, determined to clear up the matter himself, and, ordering the vizir to follow him, set out to visit his son.
• Not thinking one vizir enough for the administration of his estates he had two, named Khacan and Saouy.
• He did not return home till after his father had gone to bed, and went out early next morning before the vizir awoke, and these precautions he kept up during an entire month.
• The vizir, feeling that his end was at hand, sent for Noureddin, and charged him with his dying breath never to part with the beautiful Persian.
• Now it was not the custom to show a slave to a private bidder, but as no one dared to disobey the vizir his request was granted.
• Taking the two fish in his hand, he returned to the vizir, who, not recognising him, would have sent him about his business.
• Leaving the vizir at the foot of the stairs, the Caliph went up and knocked at the door of the saloon.
• Now, they were the vizir Giafar and his suite arriving at full speed from Bagdad.
• As to the king, the Caliph contented himself with sending him back to Balsora, with the recommendation to be more careful in future in the choice of his vizir.

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