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| K̲h̲án |
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| Pronunciation: con |
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| Originally, from the Mongolian term for a ruler; a title meaning prince, chieftain or man of rank. Also, [Ar] a caravanserai, or inn for travelers. |
| [BD 129] |
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| Mongolian title of kings, princes, nobles. In modern times, originally a title of nobility or of chiefs or tribes, by extension an honorific denoting gentleman. |
| [BG 26] |
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| "Prince," "lord," "nobleman," "chieftain." |
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