khan

4 letters in word "khan": A H K N.

Anagrams of khan:

• ankh

• hank

Words found within khan:

ah an ha han ka na nah

• Definitions:
• a title given to rulers or other important people in Asian countries caravansary: an inn in some eastern countries with a large courtyard that provides accommodation for caravans
• Khan (sometimes spelled as Xan, Han, Ke-Han) is a title with many meanings. It means commander, leader or ruler, in Mongolian and Turkic languages. Khan also means a leader of a tribe. ...
• Khan is a widespread family name. It can have one of several connotations, all related to some extent to the title of khan. The term is used almost universally as a surname, or almost a suffix by people of Pashtun (Pathans) ethnicity living in Afghanistan and Western Pakistan. ...
• Khan is a fictional character in the children book series The Secrets of Droon written by Tony Abbott (author).
• Khan is the name of a villain associated with the X-Men. He first appeared in X-Treme X-Men #10, and was created by Chris Claremont and Salvador Larroca.
• Khan'cohban word meaning "child". All young, uninitiated Khan'cohbans are called "child" until after they have successfully won their name and totem in a dangerous journey of initiation.
• Turkish title for a military leader used first by the Mongols and later by residents of Iran and Turkey.
• term of respect, lord.
• Hostel in Arabic. In Hebrew the root word, "Khana", means stayed over, and so both languages share common roots.
• (Turkic, "supreme leader") Title used conventionally to denote a pre-Christian ruler of Bulgaria.
• Mongol ruler, a king, prince, or chief; common title for sovereigns in Inner Asia. Sometimes used interchangeably with kaghan.
• (chieftain) or Ghengis-Khan. Tartary. In Persia, the governor of a province is called a Khan. 37
• An inn with a courtyard for animals so that caravans can be accommodated; a caravanserai
• Each Clan elects two leaders, or Khans. One serves as the Clan's senior military commander and bureaucratic administrator The second Khan's position is less well-defined. He or she is second-in-command, carrying out duties assigned by the first Khan. ...
• This word is a title for men. It means Lord, or Master. It is a feudal title. When Reza Shah introduced the law making it compulsory to register births and have proper surnames, the use of all forms of titles was prohibited, including general titles like Khan or specific titles like Al-Molk, Al ...
• Traditionally applied to a Islamic Tribal chief, the title has been used by the heads of the respective Janjua branches since before the 16th century. Mughal Emperor Babur himself recorded the use of this title by the Janjua Lords.

• khamsins ←
• khamsin ←
• khamseens ←
• khan
• → khanate
• → khanates
• → khanga