Osmanli
- noun
- The Osmanli people have a rich history that dates back to the founding of the Ottoman Empire.
Examples
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Eastward's rule fell to local dynasties and warlords, while Westward's new Turkic balaks from the Karakayanlu to the Osmanli rose.
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Any reproduction, retransmission, or republication done for sale is expressly prohibited by the Osmanli Naksibendi Dergahi.
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During the reign of Suleiman, many Osmanli scholars thrived and contributed to art and science.
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As an Osmanli, he took great pride in his heritage and the achievements of his ancestors.
Synonyms
A Turkish person who belonged to Osman I's ruling family that founded the Ottoman Empire
A member of the Turkish ruling family or any person from their empire
Surface Forms
Etymology
Osmanli comes from the name Osman, which is from Arabic 'Uthman', plus the Turkish ending -lı, meaning 'of' or 'from'. So Osmanli originally meant 'people of Osman' and was used for followers or family of Osman, the founder whose name also gives us the English word Ottoman.