Emir

Pronunciation: /ɪˈmɪr/

Definitions of emir

noun a title of high office or rank, especially in Muslim countries

Example Sentences

A1 The emir ruled over the small kingdom with kindness and wisdom.

A2 The emir's palace was known for its stunning architecture.

B1 The emir was highly respected by his people for his fair leadership.

B2 The emir's decree was met with both praise and criticism from the public.

C1 The emir's diplomatic skills were crucial in maintaining peace in the region.

C2 The emir's legacy as a visionary leader continued to inspire generations long after his reign.

Examples of emir in a Sentence

formal The emir of the country is known for his diplomatic skills.

informal Have you heard about the emir's latest decision?

slang The emir is really calling the shots around here.

figurative The emir of fashion always sets the trend for the season.

Grammatical Forms of emir

• plural: emirs
• comparative: more emir
• superlative: most emir
• present tense: emirs
• future tense: will emir
• perfect tense: has emired
• continuous tense: is emiring
• singular: emir
• positive degree: emir
• infinitive: to emir
• gerund: emiring
• participle: emired

Origin and Evolution of emir

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Arabic

Story behind the word: The word 'emir' originated from the Arabic language.

Evolution of the word: The term 'emir' originally referred to a military commander or leader in Arabic-speaking regions. Over time, it came to be used more broadly to refer to a ruler or leader of a Muslim community or region.