sultan
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsʌltən/
sultan means: A ruler of certain Muslim countries, whose title usually passes from parent to child.
noun
A ruler of certain Muslim countries, whose title usually passes from parent to child.
- The sultan lived in a large palace.
- Several sultans ruled during that century.
- His son became sultan after his death.
A card game for one person, played with two packs of cards.
- I played sultan after dinner.
- You need two decks to play sultan.
- Have you learned the rules of sultan?
A Turkish breed of chicken often kept for its attractive appearance.
- We keep a sultan in our garden.
- The sultan hen has a large feathered crest.
- They breed sultans for their unusual appearance.
Questions about sultan
What does sultan mean?
A ruler of certain Muslim countries, whose title usually passes from parent to child.
What is sultan in other languages?
Türkçe: sultan · Español: sultán · Français: sultan · Deutsch: Sultan · Italiano: sultano · 日本語: スルタン
How do you pronounce sultan?
It is pronounced /ˈsʌltən/.
How do you use sultan in a sentence?
The sultan lived in a large palace. Several sultans ruled during that century.
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