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mirza
[mur-zuh, meer-zah]
noun
a royal prince (placed after the name when used as a title).
(a title of honor for men, prefixed to the name).
mirza
/ ˈmɜːzə, mɪəˈzɑː /
noun
a title of respect placed before the surname of an official, scholar, or other distinguished man
a royal prince: used as a title after a name
Word History and Origins
Origin of mirza1
Word History and Origins
Origin of mirza1
Example Sentences
Kashif Mirza from the NGO Sparc, one of the leading child rights organisations, described it as a form of "modern slavery widely accepted in Pakistani society that makes them particularly vulnerable".
Mirza Waheed, a Kashmiri novelist, believes Kashmiris are "particularly vulnerable as they are seen through a different lens", being part of India's Muslim population.
Mr Mirza’s old phone is among more than 200 supported devices, some of them 10 years old.
"As a mother, I am full of anxiety," 42-year-old Lilly Mirza told AFP news agency.
An operating system called /e/OS might have been the answer Mr Mirza was looking for.
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