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Emeer - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

Emeer is an archaic or poetic variant of 'emir,' referring to a Muslim ruler or commander, often used in historical or literary contexts to denote leadership in Islamic cultures.

emeer

/ɪˈmɪr/ /ɪˈmɪə/

Definition:

A title for a Muslim ruler or military leader, often used historically.

Synonyms:

emir, amir, chieftain, prince

Part of Speech:

noun

Antonyms:

commoner, subject, follower

Common Collocations:

noble emeer, powerful emeer, ruling emeer

Derivatives:

emeerate, emeerdom

Usage Tips:

Use "emeer" to refer to historical or traditional leaders in Islamic contexts; avoid in modern political discussions unless referencing titles.

Common Phrases:

the great emeer, the emeer’s court, under the emeer’s rule

Etymology:

Derived from Arabic "amīr," meaning "commander" or "prince," later adapted into English via French and Turkish influences.

Examples:

  • 1. The emeer ruled his land with wisdom and fairness.
  • 2. She visited the ancient palace where the emeer once lived.
  • 3. The story described an emeer who united warring tribes.
  • 4. Traders brought gifts to the emeer to gain his favor.

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