khan
- noun
- /kɑn/
- The great Khan of the Mongols sent legates to ask for help against Egypt.
- Aga khan
- Genghis khan
- khan of Tovin
Why did Genghis Khan wake up and think, you know what?
- Why did Genghis Khan wake up and think, you know what?
- She said the name of the Genghis Khan who's out here slaughtering people.
- And but this gets to how the Khan has been portrayed, right?
- I'm not sure who said it could be Genghis Khan, could be Suba die.
- Who do you think was the greatest emperor, Genghis Khan, Caesar, Alexander the Great or Napoleon?
- There are air molecules that were breathed by Genghis Khan there.
- That's a whole, that's, that's a Genghis Khan just rode through my consoles.
Examples
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After the defeat of the Taliban, Khan, a warlord in Herat, became governor of the area.
Academic text (2011) -
The Warrior King, Master Khan, the most dangerous man on Earth.
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The relationship between the Queen and the Khan with regard to power, however, is balanced.
Academic text (1998) -
Why did Genghis Khan wake up and think, you know what?
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The walls of the Khan's palace were covered with gold and silver!
Fiction book (2001) -
After Guyuk became Great Khan, he sought to break his mother's power networks.
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A gigantic army led by Batu Khan overran the land.
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Genghis Khan is known for founding the Mongol Empire, one of the largest empires in history.
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The local Khan held an important role in governing the region and maintaining peace among tribes.
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In the 13th century, many feared the fierce Khan who united the Mongol tribes under his rule.
Synonyms
A local ruler or chief in parts of Africa and Arabia
A respectful title used before a surname for officials or scholars in parts of Asia
A former king of Iran from a royal family
A leader who commands soldiers and protects a city or caravan in former times
Surface Forms
Etymology
Khan comes from a Central Asian title that meant 'ruler' or 'leader', used by Turkic and Mongol chiefs such as Genghis Khan. So a khan still names a powerful leader or ruler.