agha

[ ah-guh ]

noun

1. a variant of aga.

agha

/ ˈɑːɡə /

noun

1. See aga
   a variant spelling of aga

Example Sentences

In March, the kill team claimed its second victim, Marach Agha.

From The Daily Beast

The second was Marach Agha, 22; according to the Army, Agha may have been deaf or intellectually disabled.

From The Daily Beast

Agha believes that without the U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, the Taliban will quickly regain power.

From The Daily Beast

“We would not mind even if Israeli forces stay in Afghanistan and guard us from Taliban and Pakistan,” Agha says.

From The Daily Beast

At 75 years old, the tribal leader Agha has lived through decades of war and upheaval.

From The Daily Beast

A minute later he burst from the room, brandishing a dripping dagger, and leaving Tettu Agha dead on his own dais.

From Project Gutenberg

But we thought this would be too great a temptation for even a friendly Agha, and finally resolved to take them along.

From Project Gutenberg

Certainly Bey, on my head and eyes be it, said the obliging Agha; and this was the form in which the hint arrived.

From Project Gutenberg

Sutu Agha received them most graciously, and sent two of his own sons with them to guide them on their further journey.

From Project Gutenberg

One to kill the Turkish Agha of Chal, and the other to kill the man who killed my brother, and who is now in your gendarmerie!

From Project Gutenberg