sheikh
IPA: ʃˈik
Root Word: Sheikh
noun
- The title of a sheikh.
- Alternative spelling of sheik [The leader of an Arab village, family or small tribe.]
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Examples of "sheikh" in Sentences
- For the sheikh -- for them, the sheikh is a clear target.
- Mohammed VI, labelled the sheikh an "agitator" and denounced his
- The sheikh was a rather fine-looking fellow, except for smallpox marks.
- "The sheikh is involved," Abd al-Hamza said, with neither doubt nor drama.
- "Hassan!" called the sheikh, and a tall, stalwart black stepped forward, with a courbash in his hand.
- All the same, I asked, would he say that the sheikh was actively involved in the massacre or simply took no action to stop it?
- The Druze leader was Walid bek; some Christian warlords in Lebanon expected to be referred to as sheikh or rais, which means “leader” or “chief.”
- News, video, graphics The sheikh was the latest of a handful of Sunni tribal leaders to be arrested in recent weeks, a trend that some American commanders suspect may be aimed at influencing parliamentary elections on March 7.
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